Brute-force attacks on VPNs can now be automated thanks to a tool created by hackers – here's how to stay safe.

Bishop Fox found a way to abuse a SonicWall VPN flaw It allows threat actors to bypass authentication and hijack sessions There are thousands of vulnerable endpoints A major vulnerability in the ...

SonicWall released versions SonicOS 8.0.0-8037 ... including the ability to read the victim’s Virtual Office bookmarks, access VPN client configuration settings, open a VPN tunnel, and more.

To conduct the attack, the threat actors are using MikroTik, Huawei, Cisco, Boa, and ZTE routers and other internet-connected devices, likely compromised with malware, or broken into themselves, ...

SonicWall issued an advisory and patched the ... If upgrading firmware is not possible, the company said disabling the SSL VPN was another option. The flaw was linked to the improper handling ...

SonicWall first detailed authentication bypass bug CVE-2024-53704 in a security update on January 7. It impacts the firm’s SonicOS, which powers various firewall devices. “An improper authentication ...

SonicWall disclosed a lengthy list of impacted ... with an uptick in high-profile attacks via firewall and VPN vulnerabilities in 2024. The improved proficiency at locking down endpoint devices ...

executive director of threat research at SonicWall, tells SecurityInfoWatch. “AI is helping them generate new variants that evade detection, while widespread SSL VPN vulnerabilities in 2024 ...

“It's about integrating that capability and providing our partners and customers with that cloud-native VPN.” Cloud Secure Edge Launch Earlier in the year, SonicWall leveraged its acquisition ...