Fortinet Fiasco: FortiOS Flaw Opens Door to Super-Admin Havoc!

A FortiOS Security Fabric vulnerability could let a sneaky hacker play super-admin, wreaking havoc across networks. Fortinet released a crucial update to fix this flaw. If you don’t patch up, your network might just turn into a hacker’s amusement park. Update now, or risk your data joining the circus!

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Who knew that achieving super-admin status was as simple as a few clicks on the Fortinet FortiOS Security Fabric? Hackers are probably updating their LinkedIn skills as we speak: “Super Admin Access – Fortinet’s Accidental Generosity.” Fortinet is now urging users to update faster than you can say “Oops, my network’s been hacked!”

Key Points:

  • High-severity vulnerability discovered in FortiOS Security Fabric, rated CVSSv3 Score 8.0.
  • Allows an authenticated admin to escalate privileges to super-admin level.
  • Vulnerability affects multiple versions of FortiOS, including all of version 6.4.
  • Fortinet released immediate patches for affected versions, urging users to update.
  • Discovery credited to Fortinet’s own Justin Lum, emphasizing internal security testing.

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