If you’re using their products, you’ll want to see if these issues affect you.
Nothing like encoding encryption keys into the binary… or having a set of vulnerabilities that allow for remote execution of code on a firewall at root-level. EEEK!
RJ
If you’re using their products, you’ll want to see if these issues affect you.
Nothing like encoding encryption keys into the binary… or having a set of vulnerabilities that allow for remote execution of code on a firewall at root-level. EEEK!
RJ
The truly scary part is how many PAN firewalls have their management interface exposed to the internet. I wouldn’t even leave one open to all internal corporate addresses.
It smacks of lazy people managing remote office branches…
Except that pretty much any PAN firewall is generally too expensive for a branch office, unless the branch and the company are both big enough to know better.