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D-Link D-Day: How CVE-2024-3273 Turned Your NAS into a Hackers’ Playground
D-Link NAS devices are under attack due to an OS command injection vulnerability. Hackers are using double obfuscation techniques to bypass filters and avoid honeypots. Time to update your devices—or just pray they don’t get turned into the next big botnet!
Hot Take:
Looks like D-Link NAS devices just got their very own ‘command’ performance, but not the kind anyone’s clapping for! Time to dust off those old devices and give them the retirement party they deserve before they become the latest star in a hacker’s exploit drama.
Key Points:
- D-Link NAS devices hit with an OS command injection vulnerability, CVE-2024-3273.
- Many affected devices are no longer supported, leaving them as sitting ducks.
- Initial scans followed by two more peaks in exploit attempts.
- Latest payload uses hexadecimal encoding to avoid detection.
- Single IP address noted for recent exploit scanning activities.
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