Zero-Day Drama: Fortinet Firewall Fiasco Unleashes Cyber Chaos!

Attackers are having a field day with Fortinet FortiGate firewall devices, exploiting a zero-day flaw for unauthorized logins and wreaking configuration havoc. Arctic Wolf researchers detected mischief via the jsconsole interface, while advising against exposing management interfaces to the public Internet. Remember, firewalls aren’t fond of public displays of affection!

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Hot Take:

Looks like Fortinet’s FortiGate firewalls are playing a game of “Who’s the Boss?” with hackers. Spoiler alert: the hackers are winning, thanks to a likely zero-day flaw that’s letting them waltz right in through management interfaces like it’s a Black Friday sale!

Key Points:

  • Fortinet FortiGate firewalls are under attack due to a likely zero-day flaw.
  • Attackers exploit exposed management interfaces to gain unauthorized access.
  • Researchers from Arctic Wolf have been tracking the attacks since December.
  • The campaign shows opportunistic targeting rather than specific sector focus.
  • Organizations are advised to keep management interfaces off the public internet.

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