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Also: Device owners are advised to update systems as soon as time permits. Security experts warn that anyone ranging from DDoS botnet operators to state-sponsored hacking groups and ransomware gangs could abuse this backdoor account to access vulnerable devices and pivot to internal networks for additional attacks. Affected modules include many enterprise-grade devices Affected models include many of Zyxel's top products from its line of business-grade devices, usually deployed across private enterprise and government networks. This includes Zyxel product lines such as: the Advanced T...

Leaked information related to a VPN device manufactured by Fortinet of the United States posted to a site used by hackers (Tatsuya Sudo) People working from home due to the novel coronavirus pandemic may want to think twice about consulting the National Police Agency about computer security. The agency failed to stop hackers from breaking into one of its personal computers 46 times between August 2019 and mid-November this year, red-faced officials announced on Nov. 27. “It's extremely embarrassing that the NPA was successfully attacked when it should have a computer security system that is...

Pulse Zero Trust Access (PSZTA) provides secure environment for a flexible workplace. Pulse Secure, LLC based in California, USA in partnership with Radenta Technologies Inc. has recently introduced Pulse Zero Trust Access (PZTA) to answer the growing need to provide a secure environment for a flexible workplace. PZTA is a comprehensive, multi-tenant, Zero Trust, Secure Access service for enterprise of any size. It has a central ZTA Controller hosted by Pulse Secure. The ZTA Gateway can be deployed closest to applications either on premises or on private or public clouds. This proximity optim...

What might 2021 bring in term of technology? Community and market experts found consensus on a few areas. First, cloud security will dominate strategies and investments even more that it did during 2020, as organizations big and small go all in on digital transformation. And second, technologies once deemed “on the horizon” – think automation, 5G and even the much hyped artificial intelligence – will officially arrive. Please register to continue.

By Eduard Kovacs on December 23, 2020 Millions of devices are exposed to potential attacks exploiting the vulnerabilities used in the tools that threat actors recently stole from FireEye, security and compliance solutions provider Qualys reported on Tuesday. Qualys said it identified more than 7.5 million instances related to vulnerabilities associated with the stolen FireEye tools and compromised versions of the SolarWinds Orion product. The vulnerable instances were discovered across nearly 5.3 million unique assets belonging to Qualys’ more than 15,000 customers. As FireEye pointed out ...