SonicWall Zero-Day Vulnerability: The Daily Drama of Cyber Intrusions

SonicWall’s zero-day vulnerabilities are like the gift that keeps on giving—except no one wants it. After a year of lurking in obscurity, reports are now pouring in like confetti at a surprise party you didn’t RSVP to. Hold onto your firewalls, folks; this cyber-shindig is just getting started!

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Wow, SonicWall’s vulnerabilities are like that old carton of milk in the back of your fridge. You know it’s there, you know it’s bad, but you just can’t bring yourself to deal with it until it’s way past the expiration date. Looks like the cyber milk just hit its sour point!

Key Points:

  • Initial detection of probable zero-day vulnerabilities in SonicWall back in January 2022.
  • Recent reports of exploit activity started surfacing around April 2025.
  • Daily probing activities for specific URLs noted by DShield sensors.
  • Involved IPs include 45.227.255.93, 141.98.80.125, among others.
  • Paths targeted in scanning include SonicWall’s configuration and logon APIs.

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