A critical flaw in Cisco’s SSM On-Prem appliance allows remote, unauthenticated attackers to gain root access and compromise trusted internal networks. Immediate patching is essential to prevent total system takeover.
GreyNoise has launched C2 Detection, a new capability to identify compromised edge devices like firewalls and VPNs by tracking outbound traffic to attacker-controlled servers. This marks a major shift in how defenders can spot silent breaches on the network perimeter.
Cisco has issued urgent patches for critical vulnerabilities affecting key enterprise products, including authentication bypass and remote code execution flaws. Learn what’s at stake and how organizations can respond.
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Critical security flaws in F5 products have been discovered, threatening the safety of global digital infrastructure. Immediate action is urged to prevent potential breaches and service disruptions.
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When hidden vulnerabilities surfaced in Cisco products, the race was on to patch critical weaknesses before attackers could strike. Our investigation examines what went wrong, how Cisco responded, and the lessons for securing the world’s networks.
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Outdated network edge devices continue to guard sensitive data despite lacking security updates, making them prime targets for cybercriminals. This feature uncovers the risks of running end-of-life hardware and why so many organizations delay upgrades.
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A new breed of malware is turning routers and network devices into tools for DDoS attacks and cryptocurrency mining, raising the stakes for enterprise security.
Emerging malware variants CondiBot and Monaco are targeting routers, VPNs, and IoT devices, exposing critical vulnerabilities and shifting the cyberattack frontline to network infrastructure.
Hackers exploited FortiGate firewall vulnerabilities to steal credentials and gain deep access to enterprise networks, using stealthy tactics and poor log retention to evade detection. Here's how the attack worked—and what organizations can do to protect themselves.
A Windows 11 upgrade glitch is wiping out wired network authentication, leaving enterprise users offline and admins scrambling for fixes. Here’s what’s happening and how organizations are coping.