Patch Now or Pay Later: Fortinet Flaws Leave Doors Wide Open for Ransomware!
Fortinet customers, patch CVE-2025-24472 pronto! This vulnerability lets remote attackers snag super-admin privileges, and its newfound fame in the CISA KEV catalog isn’t just for show. Government agencies must fix it by April 4 or risk a tech time-out. Don’t wait—secure your systems, or risk a not-so-funny ransomware punchline!
Hot Take:
Patch it up, buttercup! Fortinet customers, you’ve got a vulnerability that’s practically holding a “Hack Me” sign. It’s like leaving your front door wide open with a welcome mat that says “Cybercriminals Welcome Here.” If you haven’t patched CVE-2025-24472, consider it your top priority unless you want your systems to become the latest hotspot for ransomware parties. So, grab that update and slam the door in those cyber intruders’ faces!
Key Points:
- Fortinet’s CVE-2025-24472 vulnerability allows attackers to gain super-admin privileges.
- CISA has added the vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
- A new ransomware actor, Mora_001, is actively exploiting Fortinet vulnerabilities.
- Fortinet disclosed the vulnerabilities in early 2025, but exploitation persists.
- Arctic Wolf reported a net decrease in attacks but emphasized best practices.