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Assessing Potential Exploitation of Sophos Firewall and CVE-2022-3236
Assessing Potential Exploitation of Sophos Firewall and CVE-2022-3236
Sophos took immediate steps to remediate CVE-2022-3236 – an unauthenticated and remote code execution vulnerability affecting the Sophos Firewall Webadmin and User Portal HTTP interfaces – with an automated hotfix sent out in September 2022. Through its advisory published on September 23, 2022, it also alerted users who don't receive automatic hotfixes to apply the update themselves. The advisory stated the vulnerability had previously been used against "a small set of specific organizations, primarily in the South Asia region." In December, Sophos released v19.5 GA GA with an official fix. Key Takeaways * As there are no public proof-of-concept exploits for CVE-2022-3236, we created our own to determine its potential for mass exploitation. * We scanned internet-facing Sophos Firewalls and found more than 4,000 firewalls that were too old to receive a hotfix. * We encourage Sophos Firewall administrators to look through their logs to determine if they see indications of exploit attempts. Two files to focus on include /logs/csc.log and /log/validationError.log. * Internet-facing firewalls appear to largely be eligible for hotfixes and the default authentication captcha likely prevented mass exploitation.
·vulncheck.com·
Assessing Potential Exploitation of Sophos Firewall and CVE-2022-3236
Assessing Potential Exploitation of Sophos Firewall and CVE-2022-3236
Assessing Potential Exploitation of Sophos Firewall and CVE-2022-3236
Sophos took immediate steps to remediate CVE-2022-3236 – an unauthenticated and remote code execution vulnerability affecting the Sophos Firewall Webadmin and User Portal HTTP interfaces – with an automated hotfix sent out in September 2022. Through its advisory published on September 23, 2022, it also alerted users who don't receive automatic hotfixes to apply the update themselves. The advisory stated the vulnerability had previously been used against "a small set of specific organizations, primarily in the South Asia region." In December, Sophos released v19.5 GA GA with an official fix. Key Takeaways * As there are no public proof-of-concept exploits for CVE-2022-3236, we created our own to determine its potential for mass exploitation. * We scanned internet-facing Sophos Firewalls and found more than 4,000 firewalls that were too old to receive a hotfix. * We encourage Sophos Firewall administrators to look through their logs to determine if they see indications of exploit attempts. Two files to focus on include /logs/csc.log and /log/validationError.log. * Internet-facing firewalls appear to largely be eligible for hotfixes and the default authentication captcha likely prevented mass exploitation.
·vulncheck.com·
Assessing Potential Exploitation of Sophos Firewall and CVE-2022-3236
“MasquerAds” — Google’s Ad-Words Massively Abused by Threat Actors, Targeting Organizations, GPUs and Crypto Wallets
“MasquerAds” — Google’s Ad-Words Massively Abused by Threat Actors, Targeting Organizations, GPUs and Crypto Wallets
A newly uncovered technique to abuse Google’s ad-words powerful advertisement platform is spreading rogue promoted search results in mass. Pointing to allegedly credible advertisement sites that are fully controlled by threat actors, those are used to masquerade and redirect ad-clickers to malicious phishing pages gaining the powerful credibility and targeting capabilities of Google’s search results. Adding customized malware payloads, threat actors are raising the bar for successful malware deployments on Personal PCs with ad words like Grammarly, Malwarebytes, and Afterburner as well as with Visual Studio, Zoom, Slack, and even Dashlane to target organizations.
·labs.guard.io·
“MasquerAds” — Google’s Ad-Words Massively Abused by Threat Actors, Targeting Organizations, GPUs and Crypto Wallets
“MasquerAds” — Google’s Ad-Words Massively Abused by Threat Actors, Targeting Organizations, GPUs and Crypto Wallets
“MasquerAds” — Google’s Ad-Words Massively Abused by Threat Actors, Targeting Organizations, GPUs and Crypto Wallets
A newly uncovered technique to abuse Google’s ad-words powerful advertisement platform is spreading rogue promoted search results in mass. Pointing to allegedly credible advertisement sites that are fully controlled by threat actors, those are used to masquerade and redirect ad-clickers to malicious phishing pages gaining the powerful credibility and targeting capabilities of Google’s search results. Adding customized malware payloads, threat actors are raising the bar for successful malware deployments on Personal PCs with ad words like Grammarly, Malwarebytes, and Afterburner as well as with Visual Studio, Zoom, Slack, and even Dashlane to target organizations.
·labs.guard.io·
“MasquerAds” — Google’s Ad-Words Massively Abused by Threat Actors, Targeting Organizations, GPUs and Crypto Wallets
Cyberconseil: les clés USB peuvent servir de porte d'entrée pour les cyberattaques
Cyberconseil: les clés USB peuvent servir de porte d'entrée pour les cyberattaques
Les clés USB font partie du paysage informatique depuis longtemps et sont utilisées pour stocker des données ou les transférer d'un ordinateur à un autre. De nombreuses personnes ignorent toutefois que ces clés peuvent également servir d'outil de piratage.
·ncsc.admin.ch·
Cyberconseil: les clés USB peuvent servir de porte d'entrée pour les cyberattaques
Cyberconseil: les clés USB peuvent servir de porte d'entrée pour les cyberattaques
Cyberconseil: les clés USB peuvent servir de porte d'entrée pour les cyberattaques
Les clés USB font partie du paysage informatique depuis longtemps et sont utilisées pour stocker des données ou les transférer d'un ordinateur à un autre. De nombreuses personnes ignorent toutefois que ces clés peuvent également servir d'outil de piratage.
·ncsc.admin.ch·
Cyberconseil: les clés USB peuvent servir de porte d'entrée pour les cyberattaques
Supply Chain Attack Using Identical PyPI Packages, “colorslib”, “httpslib”, and “libhttps”
Supply Chain Attack Using Identical PyPI Packages, “colorslib”, “httpslib”, and “libhttps”
The FortiGuard Labs team discovered an attack embedded in three PyPI packages called ‘colorslib’, ‘httpslib’, and “libhttps”. Read our blog to learn more.
·fortinet.com·
Supply Chain Attack Using Identical PyPI Packages, “colorslib”, “httpslib”, and “libhttps”
Supply Chain Attack Using Identical PyPI Packages, “colorslib”, “httpslib”, and “libhttps”
Supply Chain Attack Using Identical PyPI Packages, “colorslib”, “httpslib”, and “libhttps”
The FortiGuard Labs team discovered an attack embedded in three PyPI packages called ‘colorslib’, ‘httpslib’, and “libhttps”. Read our blog to learn more.
·fortinet.com·
Supply Chain Attack Using Identical PyPI Packages, “colorslib”, “httpslib”, and “libhttps”
Vice Society ransomware leaks University of Duisburg-Essen’s data
Vice Society ransomware leaks University of Duisburg-Essen’s data
The Vice Society ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for the November 2022 cyberattack that forced the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) to reconstruct its IT infrastructure, a process that's still ongoing.
·bleepingcomputer.com·
Vice Society ransomware leaks University of Duisburg-Essen’s data
Vice Society ransomware leaks University of Duisburg-Essen’s data
Vice Society ransomware leaks University of Duisburg-Essen’s data
The Vice Society ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for the November 2022 cyberattack that forced the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) to reconstruct its IT infrastructure, a process that's still ongoing.
·bleepingcomputer.com·
Vice Society ransomware leaks University of Duisburg-Essen’s data
NortonLifeLock warns that hackers breached Password Manager accounts
NortonLifeLock warns that hackers breached Password Manager accounts
Gen Digital, formerly Symantec Corporation and NortonLifeLock, is sending data breach notifications to customers, informing them that hackers have successfully breached Norton Password Manager accounts in credential-stuffing attacks.
·bleepingcomputer.com·
NortonLifeLock warns that hackers breached Password Manager accounts