Recently, the cybersecurity researchers reported that SonicWall, the popular internet security provider of firewall and VPN products, on late Friday has become victim to a coordinated attack on its internal systems.
The San Jose-based company affirmed that “highly complex threat actors” attacked its internal systems by exploiting likely zero-day vulnerabilities on specific SonicWall protected remote access products.
However, the threat actors have attacked the secure remote access products such as NetExtender VPN client version 10.x and Secure Mobile Access (SMA). All these products are used to accommodate users with remote access to their internal resources.
The experts have mentioned all the affected products and we have mentioned them below:-
NetExtender VPN client version 10.x (released in 2020) utilized to connect to SMA 100 series devices and SonicWall firewalls.
Secure Mobile Access (SMA) version 10.x operating on SMA 200, SMA 210, SMA 400, SMA 410 physical devices, and the SMA 500v virtual device
The NetExtender VPN client and SMB-oriented SMA 100 series are utilized for accommodating employees/users with remote access to internal resources. That’s why, the SMA 1000 series is not sensitive to this vulnerability and employs clients that are different from NetExtender.
Moreover, the SonicWall has announced an Urgent Security Notice for NetExtender VPN Client 10.X, SMA 100 Series vulnerability that involves a series of customer instructions.
Along with several cybersecurity vendors like FireEye, Microsoft, Crowdstrike, and Malwarebytes converting the targets of cyberattacks in the track of SolarWinds supply chain hack, the most advanced breach of SonicWall grows significant interests.
Not only this, but SonicWall also supports multi-factor authentication on all SONICWALL SMA, Firewall & MYSONICWALL accounts.
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