SonicWall Saves the Day: Patch Party Fixes Potential Catastrophic Code Chaos!
SonicWall fixed three SMA 100 vulnerabilities, including a potential zero-day, that could allow remote code execution if chained. By patching CVE-2025-32819, CVE-2025-32820, and CVE-2025-32821, the company thwarted potential exploits that could lead from file deletion to root-level remote code execution.
Hot Take:
Looks like SonicWall had a bit of a “whoopsie-daisy” moment with their SMA 100 series, but hey, they managed to patch things up before the hackers could throw a party with root-level remote code execution. Better late than never, right? Here’s to hoping their next software update doesn’t come with a side of heart palpitations!
Key Points:
- SonicWall patched three SMA 100 vulnerabilities, including a potential zero-day.
- The flaws allowed remote attackers to execute arbitrary code if chained.
- Rapid7 researchers discovered the vulnerabilities and provided a full exploit chain.
- The vulnerabilities were fixed in version 10.2.1.15-81sv.
- There is suspicion that these vulnerabilities were already exploited in the wild.
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