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Coldwind verified the vulnerabilities on the Netgear GS110TPV3 Smart Managed Pro Switch using firmware version 7.0.6.3 and below. GS752TPP fixed in firmware version 6.0.8.2.
Netgear has released firmware updates for more than a dozen of its smart switches used on corporate networks to address high-severity vulnerabilities. The company fixed three security flaw that affect 20 Netgear products, mostly smart switches.
Networking, storage and security solutions provider Netgear on Friday issued patches to address three security vulnerabilities affecting its smart switches that could be abused by an adversary to gain full control of a vulnerable device. The flaws, which were discovered and reported to Netgear by Google security engineer Gynvael Coldwind, impact the following models -.
Mozi, a peer-to-peer botnet known to target IoT devices, has gained new capabilities that allow it to achieve persistence on network gateways manufactured by Netgear, Huawei, and ZTE, according to new findings. "Network gateways are a particularly juicy target for adversaries because they are ideal as initial access points to corporate networks," researchers at Microsoft Security Threat Intelligence Center and Section 52 at Azure Defender for IoT said in a technical write-up.
NETGEAR announced another milestone for the popular M4250 and M4300 Pro AV series switches. AV technology innovator, Extron, has certified these versatile switches to work seamlessly with their powerful NAV Series of Pro AV over IP products creating a powerful solution for today's IP-based AV workflows.
NETGEAR announced more protective NETGEAR Armor capabilities with advanced security and threat detection for the smart connected home. The enhanced NETGEAR Armor built into most Orbi and Nighthawk routers provides a protective bubble for connected devices in a home network, helping consumers stay safe from hackers, malware and viruses.
Netgear has patched serious security vulnerabilities in its DGN2200v1 network router, following the discovery of "Very odd behaviour" by a Microsoft security research team - a somewhat understated way of saying that attackers can gain "Complete control over the router." As a result, it's possible for remote attackers to take over the router at any time - as discovered by members of the Microsoft 365 Defender Research Team.
Netgear has patched serious security vulnerabilities in its DGN2200v1 network router, following the discovery of "Very odd behaviour" by a Microsoft security research team - a somewhat understated way of saying that attackers can gain "Complete control over the router." As a result, it's possible for remote attackers to take over the router at any time - as discovered by members of the Microsoft 365 Defender Research Team.
Security researchers at Microsoft are flagging multiple gaping security holes in firmware shipped on NETGEAR routers, warning that exploitation could lead to identity theft and full system compromise. The three vulnerabilities, rated critical by NETGEAR, affect the firmware on NETGEAR DGN-2200v1 series routers.
Netgear has patched three bugs in one of its router families that, if exploited, can allow threat actors to bypass authentication to breach corporate networks and steal data and credentials. Microsoft security researchers discovered the bugs in Netgear DGN-2200v1 series routers while they were researching device fingerprinting, Microsoft 365 Defender research team's Jonathan Bar Or said in a blog post, posted Wednesday.