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SonicWall warns customers about zero-day vulnerabilities Attack targets SonicWall's SMA Series access management gateways and is another in a string of incidents against security vendors Credit: Dreamstime Firewall and network security appliance manufacturer SonicWall is urging customers to take preventive actions after its own systems were attacked through previously unknown vulnerabilities in some of its products. "Recently, SonicWall identified a coordinated attack on its internal systems by highly sophisticated threat actors exploiting probable zero-day vulnerabilities on ce...

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

A zero-day attack is affecting SonicWall's SMA 100 series gateway products. (Source: SonicWall) Security vendor SonicWall is investigating what the company calls a "coordinated attack" against its internal network by threat actors using a zero-day exploit within the company's remote access products. In a brief statement, SonicWall says it is continuing to investigate the incident and that users of certain versions of its Secure Mobile Access, or SMA, gateway products should apply temporary fixes until a permanent patch is available. And while SonicWall did not release details about the zero-d...

Plus: SonicWall hacked, Qualcomm security wobble, warrantless cellphone monitoring by US snoops revealed Share Copy In brief One-time ADT security engineer Telesforo Aviles, 35, pleaded guilty to computer fraud in the US after spying on women through their home surveillance cameras. As we reported last year, Aviles added himself as an admin user, using his personal email address, to the accounts of customers' home security systems, giving him full access to every part of their lives. When some customers questioned why his email address was on their system, he told some it had to be th...

A screenshot of SonicWall's home page. Note the link to the incident disclosure at the top of the page. Cybersecurity firm SonicWall disclosed Friday night that hackers attacked the company's internal networks by first exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in its very own secure remote access products. SonicWall announced the hack after being contacted by SC Media about an anonymous tip that the company's systems had undergone a major breach. The company did not respond, but issued a formal announcement later that evening. Please register to continue.