Palo Alto Networks Warns of Potential PAN-OS RCE Vulnerability! ️

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Cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks has issued a warning about a potential remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the PAN-OS management interface. Though no active exploitation has been detected, the company strongly advises customers to restrict access to their next-generation firewalls to prevent any potential attacks.

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Vulnerability: PAN-OS Management Interface RCEThreat Level: High-risk, remote code executionRecommendation: Palo Alto advises customers to configure firewalls’ management interfaces correctly, block access from the internet, and ensure only trusted internal IP addresses are allowed.Best Practices: Use secure protocols like SSH and HTTPS, and limit inbound IP addresses to only trusted management devices. 🛡️

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CVE-2024–5910 & CVE-2024–9464 Exploited in Attacks 🔓

Additionally, CISA has also highlighted the ongoing exploitation of a critical flaw in Palo Alto Networks’ Expedition (CVE-2024–5910), which allows attackers to reset application admin credentials remotely on internet-exposed servers. The vulnerability, patched in July, has been exploited in real-world attacks and can be chained with other vulnerabilities for even greater impact.

What Can You Do to Protect Your Network?

Block internet access to your firewall’s management interface 🔒Limit connections to trusted internal IP addresses 📡Secure communication protocols like SSH & HTTPS 🔐Implement best practices as outlined in Palo Alto’s advisory 📋

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