View exploit activity on the CVEs related to Pacific Rim
Coming at ya from what feels like January 72nd, we're finally wrapping up January with a packed NoiseLetter. From a relentless wave of security updates (including a zero-day vuln breakdown) to the introduction of our new "Suspicious" category, we’ve had a busy start to the year. Plus, with major security events on the horizon, there's a lot to cover, so buckle up, buttercups!
GreyNoise Founder Andrew Morris gives his thoughts, hot-takes, and whatever else he feels like, but this month, Bob Rudis, VP of Data Science + Research, takes over and gives his thoughts.
2025-01-29 Update: GreyNoise has confirmed that some Mirai variants now exploit CVE-2024-40891, a critical zero-day command injection vulnerability in Zyxel CPE devices. The flaw, currently unpatched and undisclosed, allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands, leading to full system compromise. Over 1,500 vulnerable devices are online. GreyNoise collaborated with VulnCheck to verify detection accuracy and has published a tag to track exploitation.
Check out these sick updates to GreyNoise, from our product + engineering team!
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Coming at ya from what feels like January 72nd, we're finally wrapping up January with a packed NoiseLetter. From a relentless wave of security updates (including a zero-day vuln breakdown) to the introduction of our new "Suspicious" category, we’ve had a busy start to the year. Plus, with major security events on the horizon, there's a lot to cover, so buckle up, buttercups!
GreyNoise Founder Andrew Morris gives his thoughts, hot-takes, and whatever else he feels like, but this month, Bob Rudis, VP of Data Science + Research, takes over and gives his thoughts.
2025-01-29 Update: GreyNoise has confirmed that some Mirai variants now exploit CVE-2024-40891, a critical zero-day command injection vulnerability in Zyxel CPE devices. The flaw, currently unpatched and undisclosed, allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands, leading to full system compromise. Over 1,500 vulnerable devices are online. GreyNoise collaborated with VulnCheck to verify detection accuracy and has published a tag to track exploitation.
Check out these sick updates to GreyNoise, from our product + engineering team!
*Have a joke you want included in the next NoiseLetter? Submit Your Joke >>
