one classroom thats in use by other classes. the room has 18 machines with vmware and Im to use the machines as hosts for my AD servers and workstations. access to the cisco lab equipment we have ...

We have customer equipment at one of our locations. The general setup is DSL > Cisco 1841 > untagged vlan > switch > tagged vlan > switch > untagged > pc. The Cisco 1841 is not our and we do not have ...

Cisco routers are built into the fabric of the Internet and enterprise networks, a fact that makes them highly attractive targets for attackers. Researchers at FireEye have come across attacks ...

The number of infected Cisco routers continues to climb as researchers have now discovered nearly 200 IP addresses in more than 30 countries that have been attacked through installed malicious ...

Computer network equipment development companyCisco(Cisco) switch hub productsThe network settings are resetAlthough the possibility has been clarified, this time a vulnerability on the system was ...

The router malware discovered on a few old Cisco boxes turns out to be a bigger deal than first indicated. That still doesn't mean there's an outbreak and that Dustin Hoffman is going to show up in a ...

Security services company FireEye has published an analysis of new exploits being conducted against Cisco routers, which seek to permanent compromise targeted devices. The attacks, which have been ...

FireEye's Mandiant today warned of a new router bug, dubbed SYNful Knock, which can maintain a "perpetual presence" on a network. Translation: good luck getting rid of, or even detecting, SYNful Knock ...

Cisco Systems enterprise users now have a way to check if their network routers might have been infected by the recently disclosed SYNful Knock malware. The company yesterday released a new Python ...

Researchers at FireEye have discovered fourteen compromised Cisco routers, in four different countries, suggesting an attack vector once thought theoretical in nature has now become a reality. In a ...

Replacing router firmware with poisoned versions is no longer just a theoretical risk. Researchers from Mandiant have detected a real-world attack that has installed rogue firmware on business routers ...