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A new version of the infamous Mirai botnet is exploiting a recently uncovered critical vulnerability in network-attached storage devices in an attempt to remotely infect and control vulnerable machines. Called "Mukashi," the new variant of the malware employs brute-force attacks using different combinations of default credentials to log into Zyxel NAS, UTM, ATP, and VPN firewall products to take control of the devices and add them to a network of infected bots that can be used to carry out Distributed Denial of Service attacks.
A new variant of the notorious Mirai malware has been delivered by cybercriminals to network-attached storage devices made by Zyxel through the exploitation of a recently patched vulnerability. Zyxel informed customers last month that some of its NAS devices and firewalls are affected by a critical vulnerability - tracked as CVE-2020-9054 - that can be exploited by a remote, unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code on affected devices.
Another variant of the shape-shifting Mirai botnet is attacking Zyxel network-attached storage devices using a critical vulnerability that was only recently discovered, according to security researchers. The variant, dubbed Mukashi, takes advantage of a pre-authentication command injection vulnerability found in Zyxel NAS storage devices, according to researchers at Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 global threat intelligence team.
Another variant of the shape-shifting Mirai botnet is attacking Zyxel network-attached storage devices using a critical vulnerability that was only recently discovered, according to security researchers. The variant, dubbed Mukashi, takes advantage of a pre-authentication command injection vulnerability found in Zyxel NAS storage devices, according to researchers at Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 global threat intelligence team.
Seagate Technology, a world leader in data solutions, announced the latest in high-performance solutions for multi-user NAS environments, adding to their award-winning IronWolf SSD product line. Seagate's IronWolf 510 is an M.2 NVMe SSD with caching speeds of up to 3GBps for NVMe-compatible systems and is ideal for creative pros and business NAS needing 24×7 multi-user storage that is cache enabled.
Cobalt Iron announced the extension for its Compass enterprise SaaS backup platform that offers advanced protection for network-attached storage data. "In today's enterprises, tremendous amounts of business-critical data are held in NAS systems. The amount of stored NAS data and the urgency to protect it is constantly growing; however, NAS backup and recovery techniques haven't improved much over the years," said Greg Tevis, vice president of Global Strategy at Cobalt Iron.
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