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In a statement published Jan. 22, SonicWall officials wrote they detected an attack "by highly sophisticated threat actors exploiting probably zero-day vulnerabilities on certain SonicWall secure remote access products."  As of Jan. 23, the company has confirmed its SonicWall Firewalls, NetExtender VPN Client, Secure Mobile Access (SMA) 1000 Series, and SonicWave Access Points were not affected in the recent attack. The SMA 100 Series, used to provide employees with remote access to internal resources, is under investigation but "may be used safely in common deployment use cases."  Current ...

SonicWall Probes Attack Using Zero-Days in Own Products. SMA 100 Series under investigation after “sophisticated” attack

SonicWall updated its guidance a day after disclosing a sophisticated hack to tell customers its NetExtender VPN client doesn’t have a zero-da...

UPDATE SonicWall said a zero-day in its SMA 100 series 10.x code was targeted by “highly-sophisticated” attackers. The security company initially said it is currently investigating its Secure Mobile Access (SMA) 100 series hardware for potential vulnerabilities linked to a reported cyberattack. SMA 100 is a gateway for small- and medium-sized businesses that lets authorized users access resources remotely. SMA 100 also gives system administrators visibility into remote devices that are connecting to the corporate network – and grants endpoints access based on corporate policies. “On ...

SonicWall Partners On High Alert After Hack Exposes Tool Flaw ‘This has been extreme pain. People are annoyed and upset, but understand it could have been a lot worse if they had been breached,’ Silicon East President Marc Harrison tells CRN. By Michael Novinson January 25, 2021, 12:50 PM EST SonicWall’s 21,000 channel partners had a very long weekend after the company admitted a sophisticated cyberattack against its internal systems had revealed zero-day product vulnerabilities. Silicon East President Marc Harrison and two of his employees put in 36 h...