The patch for a critical bug in Cyberoam’s firewall appliances – a bug which let an attacker gain easy root access to hundreds of thousands of exposed servers, then piggy-back on them into corporate intranets – failed to fully mitigate the major security flaw, and ultimately provided an even more reliable vector for attack that required no authentication whatsoever. That’s according to a new report seen by Computer Business Review this week and set to be published by VPNmentor.

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