Report: Attackers exploit known, patchable IoT flaws to spy, pivot and proxy traffic via Netgear and other devices
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A new report, covered by Cybersecurity Dive, finds that known vulnerabilities with available patches are by far the biggest risk facing connected devices. The headline indicates that attackers seize on vulnerable IoT devices to spy on networks, pivot into other systems and route traffic through compromised hosts (proxying). The article excerpt available is only a teaser and names Netgear and Bitdefender in the URL, but gives no specific CVEs, malware, actors or statistics. Details should be verified against the full report.
Remediação
- Prioritize patching of known IoT and router vulnerabilities for which fixes already exist.
- Inventory connected devices and retire unsupported ones.
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Report: Attackers exploit known, patchable IoT flaws to spy, pivot and proxy traffic via Netgear and other devices
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A new report, covered by Cybersecurity Dive, finds that known vulnerabilities with available patches are by far the biggest risk facing connected devices. The headline indicates that attackers seize on vulnerable IoT devices to spy on networks, pivot into other systems and route traffic through compromised hosts (proxying). The article excerpt available is only a teaser and names Netgear and Bitdefender in the URL, but gives no specific CVEs, malware, actors or statistics. Details should be verified against the full report.
Remediation
- Prioritize patching of known IoT and router vulnerabilities for which fixes already exist.
- Inventory connected devices and retire unsupported ones.