A critical vulnerability discovered in a firewall appliance made by Germany-based cybersecurity company Genua could be useful to threat actors once they’ve gained access to an organization’s network, according to Austrian cybersecurity consultancy SEC Consult.
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Vendor Quickly Patches Serious Vulnerability in NATO-Approved Firewall
A critical vulnerability discovered in a firewall appliance made by Germany-based cybersecurity company Genua could be useful to threat actors once they’ve gained access to an organization’s network, according to Austrian cybersecurity consultancy SEC Consult. The post Vendor Quickly Patches Serious Vulnerability in NATO-Approved Firewall appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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