Endlich führt die Uni #WireGuard über #EduVPN ein – und wir sind sehr begeistert! 🎉 Danke an das URZ, dass die Uni aus der #Cisco‑ASA‑Monopol‑Abhängigkeit löst und damit mehr Sicherheit & #Freiheit für uns Studis schafft. Open‑Source‑Lösungen stärken Transparenz und #Unabhängigkeit. 🙏🚀
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CISA verschärft Maßnahmen: Neue Vorgaben für Cisco ASA- und Firepower-Sicherheitslücken
CISA fordert sofortige Umsetzung innerhalb von 48 Stunden
CISA aktualisiert den Leitfaden zur Cisco-Notfallrichtlinie 25-03: Patchen Sie ASA- und Firepower-Geräte sofort.
China-linked hackers known as Storm-1849 are actively targeting the #Cisco ASA firewall line used by governments and major firms worldwide. Time to patch!
Read: https://hackread.com/china-hackers-target-cisco-firewalls/
GreyNoise now has coverage for Cisco zero-days CVE-2025-20333 and CVE-2025-20362. Watch for exploit attempts in real-time:
CVE-2025-20333 (Net new): https://viz.greynoise.io/tags/cisco-asa-vpn-input-validation-cve-2025-20333-rce-attempt?days=1
CVE-2025-20362 (Updated tag): https://viz.greynoise.io/tags/cisco-asa-directory-traversal-cve-2018-0296-and-cve-2025-20362-attempt
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🚨GreyNoise has published a new Situation Report on Cisco ASA reconnaissance activity we observed before the new zero-days were disclosed.
Read the full report: https://info.greynoise.io/hubfs/Situation-Reports/SITREP-Cisco-Zero-Days.pdf
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Sept 25: Cisco disclosed two ASA/FTD zero-days (#CVE-2025-20333, #CVE-2025-20362).
Weeks earlier, GreyNoise saw 25k IPs scanning ASA — another case of recon surges preceding disclosures.
Read the update: https://www.greynoise.io/blog/scanning-surge-cisco-asa-devices
GreyNoise observed two scanning surges against Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) devices in late August including more than 25,000 unique IPs in a single burst. This activity represents a significant elevation above baseline, typically registering at less than 500 IPs per day.
Cisco ASA devices are under the microscope—over 25,000 IPs from Brazil and beyond are scanning for vulnerabilities. Could this surge be a warning sign for upcoming threats? Dive into the details and see why staying one step ahead is critical.
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GreyNoise observed two scanning surges against Cisco ASA devices in late August, both representing significant elevations above baseline. This activity led to the discovery of a botnet cluster solely scanning for Cisco ASA on August 26.
Full analysis: https://www.greynoise.io/blog/scanning-surge-cisco-asa-devices
GreyNoise observed two scanning surges against Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) devices in late August including more than 25,000 unique IPs in a single burst. This activity represents a significant elevation above baseline, typically registering at less than 500 IPs per day.
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