Juniper VPN gateways targeted by stealthy "magic" malware
Security researchers spot new piece of malware called J-Magic It listens to traffic in anticipation of a "magic package" Once detected, J-Magic initiates the deployment of a backdoor Hackers have been ...
Network World16d
Unknown threat actor targeting Juniper routers with backdoor: Report
The good news, at least so far: Researchers think only 36 routers, most of which were configured as VPN gateways, were vulnerable when it scanned the internet for possibly impacted Juniper routers ...
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Juniper's RA-500 Brings Robust SSL VPN Security To SMBs
With an MSRP of around $4,000 for 10 user licenses, the unit is very affordable. Juniper did not disclose exact solution provider margins, but the extensive integration and support opportunities ...
techzine16d
Juniper routers targeted by backdoor malware
Magic" malware installs a backdoor on Juniper Networks routers and specifically targets the JunoOS operating system. It mainly targets ...
Ars Technica20d
Backdoor infecting VPNs used “magic packets” for stealth and security
“The combination of targeting Junos OS routers that serve as a VPN gateway and deploying a ... the operating system used in both Barracuda and Juniper devices. Black Lotus has determined that ...
Bleeping Computer20d
Stealthy 'Magic Packet' malware targets Juniper VPN gateways
A malicious campaign has been specifically targeting Juniper edge devices, many acting as VPN gateways, with malware dubbed J-magic that starts a reverse shell only if it detects a “magic packet ...