Cyber-security firm Sophos has published an emergency security update on Saturday to patch a zero-day vulnerability in its XG enterprise firewall product that was being abused in the wild by hackers.
A pre-auth SQL injection bug leading to remote code execution is at the heart of a data-stealing campaign against XG firewalls, using the Asnarok trojan. Attackers have been targeting the Sophos XG ...
Sophos has fixed a zero-day SQL injection vulnerability in their XG Firewall after receiving reports that hackers actively exploited it in attacks. Sophos states that they received a report on April ...
UK cyber-security vendor Sophos published today an update on its investigation into a recent series of attacks that tried to exploit a zero-day vulnerability in its XG firewall product. Sophos said ...
The attack was apparently intended to steal sensitive information from the firewall, though Sophos said it has not discovered any evidence that data had been successfully exfiltrated. A previously ...
Sophos’s Xstream Architecture for XG Firewall is a new streaming packet process that provides extreme levels of protection and performance. The early access programme (EAP) 1 will provide Sophos users ...
Sophos has deployed a hotfix for their line of Cyberoam firewalls and routers to fix a SQL injection vulnerability. Sophos purchased firewall and router maker Cyberoam Technologies in 2014 and has ...
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