Over 10,000 Cisco devices hacked in IOS XE zero-day attacks

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Over 10,000 Cisco devices hacked in IOS XE zero-day attacks

Over 10,000 Cisco devices hacked in IOS XE zero-day attacks

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Published 18 Oct 2023

Attackers have exploited a recently disclosed critical zero-day bug to compromise and infect more than 10,000 Cisco IOS XE devices with malicious implants. The list of products running Cisco IOS XE software includes enterprise switches, aggregation and industrial routers, access points, wireless…

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