SonicWall Under Siege: Malware Mischief or Just Another Day in Cybercrime Paradise?

SonicWall appliances are the latest target of UNC6148, a mystery threat actor with a penchant for mischief. Their new malware, Overstep, is like an unwanted houseguest, lurking silently while stealing your valuables. While it’s unclear if they’re financially motivated, they’re certainly not doing it for the thank-you cards.

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Hot Take:

Looks like our dear hacker friends are playing “Guess Who?” but with SonicWall appliances! UNC6148 might be financially motivated or just in it for the thrill of the game. Either way, SonicWall better watch its back, and its front, and every side in between. With vulnerabilities popping up like a game of whack-a-mole, it’s time for some serious cyber pest control!

Key Points:

  • UNC6148 is the mysterious hacker group targeting SonicWall appliances with new malware.
  • The malware, Overstep, acts like a stealthy ninja, enabling data theft and ransomware fun.
  • Researchers are still scratching their heads over whether UNC6148 is in it for the cash.
  • SonicWall’s Secure Mobile Access (SMA) 100 series is the unlucky target.
  • Google’s detective squad has shared clues (IoCs) to help organizations fight back.

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