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Weekly threat roundup: Apple, SonicWall, Linux Sudo - Vimarsana News

Weekly threat roundup: Apple, SonicWall, Linux Sudo

Shutterstock Patch management is far easier said than done, and security teams may often be forced into prioritising fixes for several business-critical systems, all released at once. It’s become typical, for example, to expect dozens of patches to be released on Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday, with other vendors also routinely getting in on the act. Below, IT Pro has collated the most pressing disclosures from the last seven days, including details such as a summary of the exploit mechanism, and whether the vulnerability is being exploited in the wild. This is in order to give teams a sense ...

SonicWall investigates SMA 100 Series appliances for zero-day vulnerabilities after attack - Vimarsana News

SonicWall investigates SMA 100 Series appliances for zero-day vulnerabilities after attack

SonicWall investigates SMA 100 Series appliances for zero-day vulnerabilities after attack SonicWall has identified a coordinated attack on its internal systems by 'highly sophisticated threat actors' SonicWall is investigating SMA 100 Series for zero-day vulnerabilities To continue reading... Don't have an account? Computing helps IT leaders to make technology a revenue and innovation engine for their businesses. Our unique package of news and analysis enables you to discover what the smartest minds in the industry are doing and scan the horizon for what’s next REAL-TIME NEWS AND ANALYSIS:...

SonicWall Is Latest Security Vendor to Disclose ... - Vimarsana News

SonicWall Is Latest Security Vendor to Disclose ...

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 ...