Public disclosure of compromised intermediate certificate authority keys (eMudhra) affecting certificate trust across the internet
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Jamf experienced a minor incident: Public disclosure of compromised intermediate certificate authority keys (eMudhra) affecting certificate trust across the internet. ServiceAlert observed recovery on Oct 21, 2026.
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Incident Lifecycle
Incident Timeline
Investigating
All Jamf products and services remain operational.
Actions: Jamf engineering and security teams continue deploying mitigations to certificate trust configurations where applicable.
Customer Actions: No customer action required at this time
Actions: Jamf engineering and security teams continue deploying mitigations to certificate trust configurations where applicable.
Customer Actions: No customer action required at this time
Oct 21, 2026 at 4:20 PM UTC
Investigating
We are currently investigating the impact of the eMudhra CA keys vulnerability with regard to all Jamf Products
Jamf engineering and security teams are prioritizing the services customers depend on most and applying mitigations, including updates to certificate trust configurations where applicable.
At this time there is no loss of functionality or degradation across any Jamf products
Jamf engineering and security teams are prioritizing the services customers depend on most and applying mitigations, including updates to certificate trust configurations where applicable.
At this time there is no loss of functionality or degradation across any Jamf products
Oct 21, 2026 at 2:05 PM UTC
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