Qilin Ransomware Strikes Again: Fortinet Vulnerabilities Exploited!
Qilin ransomware is doing its best impersonation of a global tour, exploiting Fortinet vulnerabilities to bypass authentication and wreak havoc. With over 310 victims, including high-profile targets like Yangfeng and Synnovis, Qilin’s antics are not just limited to Spanish-speaking countries. Buckle up—this ransomware ride is going global!
Hot Take:
Looks like the Qilin ransomware gang has decided to go on a world tour, and they’re starting with Fortinet vulnerabilities as their backstage pass. Who knew that bypassing authentication could be their new hit single? Maybe it’s time for Fortinet to beef up their security playlist before the encore gets out of hand.
Key Points:
- Qilin, aka Phantom Mantis, is exploiting Fortinet vulnerabilities to launch ransomware attacks.
- Victim list includes big names like Yangfeng, Lee Enterprises, and Synnovis, causing widespread disruptions.
- Current focus is on Spanish-speaking countries, but global expansion is expected.
- CVE-2024-55591 and CVE-2024-21762 are key vulnerabilities being exploited.
- Almost 150,000 devices remain vulnerable despite patches being available.
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