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Firewall Fiasco: Denmark’s Cyberattack Saga Turns Nordic Noir into Cybersecurity Comedy
Remember when you thought the Zyxel firewall was your knight in shining armor? Turns out, it was more of a Trojan horse, rolling out the red carpet for cyber attackers. Denmark’s critical infrastructure learned this the hard way, as “Zyxel firewall vulnerabilities attack” became a…
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Well, here’s something to add to your list of things to fear: cyberattacks on Danish critical infrastructure. It's like a bad Nordic noir plot – only this time, it's not a murder mystery, but a firewall fiasco. It turns out that 'relatively new' doesn't always mean 'perfectly safe.' Zyxel firewalls, which many organizations assumed were the cybersecurity equivalent of a moat around a castle, were found to have vulnerabilities that allowed attackers to gain complete control. So, instead of a moat, it was more like a welcome mat for cyber attackers!Already a member? Log in here