Akira Ransomware Strikes Again: How Old SonicWall Flaw Keeps IT Teams on Their Toes!
Akira ransomware exploits a SonicWall vulnerability so old, it’s practically a classic. Using tools already on your system, they sneak in like a ninja at a library. With dwell times shorter than a TikTok, early detection is crucial. If you spot unexpected logins or network shenanigans, act fast to thwart these digital mischief makers.
Hot Take:
Breaking news: The Akira ransomware group is acting like a squirrel with a vendetta, hoarding vulnerabilities like acorns and causing chaos through your firewalls. Seriously, SonicWall, it’s time to patch things up before these cyber squirrels turn your network into a nutty playground!
Key Points:
- Akira ransomware exploits a SonicWall vulnerability patched in August 2024.
- The group targets SSL VPN accounts using OTP as MFA.
- Attackers use legitimate tools like Datto RMM to avoid detection.
- Short dwell times make quick detection critical.
- Automation and multiple threat actors are suspected in these attacks.
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