Multiple security vulnerabilities have been discovered by SEC Consult in various Zyxel devices, including flaws that involve sending unauthenticated DNS requests and hardcoded FTP credentials.
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Zyxel Devices Can Be Hacked via DNS Requests, Hardcoded Credentials
Multiple security vulnerabilities have been discovered by SEC Consult in various Zyxel devices, including flaws that involve sending unauthenticated DNS requests and hardcoded FTP credentials. The post Zyxel Devices Can Be Hacked via DNS Requests, Hardcoded Credentials appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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