ArticleCasey Charrier, James Sadowski, Clement Lecigne, Vlad StolyarovResearch
The findings demonstrate that threat actors increasingly target edge and networking appliances—such as VPN gateways and firewalls from vendors like Ivanti, Cisco, and Palo Alto Networks. These devices typically lack EDR visibility and allow deep network access via single vulnerabilities without complex exploit chains.
GTIG's report reflects the direct impact of defensive engineering: hardening in browsers and mobile operating systems has forced adversaries to look elsewhere or deploy complex multi-exploit chains. Enterprise appliances represent high-value, lower-friction targets with minimal telemetry for defenders. The data also underscores the sustained prominence of cyber espionage and commercial surveillance ecosystems in driving zero-day weaponisation.
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