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Vulnerability · high

SonicWall fixes seven SonicOS flaws including exploited SSL-VPN MFA bypass

Tier A · Patch today – Before you go home

Who’s exposed: SonicOS firewall owners with SSL-VPN enabled

Tier A because: Core infrastructure or popular tool AND exploited in the wild

Reach

Attack

Damage

Fix

Popular tool · Exploited in the wild · Remote, no login

What to do

  1. Apply the SonicOS security updates that fix the seven vulnerabilities

The Brief

  • SonicWall has released security updates fixing seven vulnerabilities in SonicOS firewalls.
  • One of the fixed flaws is an SSL-VPN authentication bypass that affects MFA and is exploited in attacks.
  • The sources do not give CVE identifiers or CVSS scores.

Why it matters

An exploited MFA bypass on an internet-facing SSL-VPN gateway can give attackers access to internal networks, so affected firewalls should be patched promptly.

The checklist behind the tier

Checklist · 4 of 10 yes
YesHits tech teamsJudgment: SonicWall firewalls and SSL-VPN appliances are network security appliances that IT teams run.
NoCore infrastructureJudgment: a single vendor's firewall appliance, not software nearly every team runs.
YesPopular toolJudgment: SonicWall is a widely deployed firewall appliance used by many organisations.
YesExploited in the wildBleepingComputer: SSL-VPN MFA bypass flaw is exploited in attacks.
NoPublic exploitBleepingComputer: no source mentions published exploit code or a proof-of-concept.
YesRemote, no loginBleepingComputer: SSL-VPN authentication bypass flaw, which implies network access without credentials.
NoFull takeoverBleepingComputer: sources do not state code execution, root or admin rights.
NoSecrets exposedBleepingComputer: no source reports credentials, configs or data being stolen.
NoSupply chainBleepingComputer: a vendor's own product flaws; no compromised update or package reported.
NoNo fix yetBleepingComputer: SonicWall has released security updates fixing the seven vulnerabilities.

Timeline

  1. SonicWall releases security updates fixing seven SonicOS flaws, including an exploited SSL-VPN MFA bypass

  2. BleepingComputer

    SonicWall warns of new SSL-VPN MFA bypass flaw exploited in attacks

Source

SonicWall warns of new SSL-VPN MFA bypass flaw exploited in attacks ↗ BleepingComputer · 2h ago

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