Zero-Day Mayday: Fortinet & Ivanti Hit by Exploits—Patch Now or Panic Later!
Fortinet has sounded the alarm on a zero-day vulnerability in its products, with a critical CVSS score of 9.6. This flaw, observed in the wild, could let attackers perform nefarious operations. Fortinet urges users to patch up or temporarily disable the HTTP/HTTPS administrative interface to avoid the virtual boogeyman.
Hot Take:
It’s like a game of “Whack-a-Mole” with cyber vulnerabilities—no sooner do you hit one, another pops up! Fortinet and Ivanti are in the hot seat, desperately trying to calm the storm while their products play the role of the vulnerable damsels. It’s a classic tale of tech drama, complete with faceless villains, a call for accountability, and the eternal hope for a patch that saves the day. Stay tuned for the next episode of ‘As the Cyber World Turns.’
Key Points:
- Fortinet and Ivanti are warning about zero-day vulnerabilities affecting their products.
- Fortinet’s flaw, CVE-2025-32756, has a critical CVSS score of 9.6 and impacts multiple products.
- Ivanti’s vulnerabilities affect Endpoint Manager and involve open-source libraries.
- Fortinet and Ivanti have released patches and workarounds to mitigate risks.
- The UK government emphasizes vendor accountability for security flaws.