Akira Ransomware Targets SonicWall SSL VPN Vulnerability for Data Exfiltration
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The Akira ransomware has exploited a vulnerability in SonicWall's SSL VPN, leading to the exfiltration of sensitive data from affected enterprises. This incident highlights risks for companies acquiring smaller firms that may still be using vulnerable SonicWall devices. Organizations are urged to assess their security postures in light of this emerging threat.
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