SonicWall tells admins to patch worrying SSLVPN flaw immediately
Posted by:
James Thompson
SonicWall recently notified IT administrators about a critical vulnerability in its firewalls that is at risk of being exploited. The company is advising immediate action to apply a patch and enhance security measures. The vulnerability affects SSL VPN and SSH management and has a severity score of 8.2. SonicWall recommends upgrading to the latest firmware for protection against the identified flaws. Apart from the main vulnerability, three additional vulnerabilities have also been addressed in the patch. Mitigation measures include limiting access to trusted sources and disabling certain features to reduce the exposure to potential threats. SonicWall’s proactive approach aims to safeguard endpoints from cybersecurity risks.
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