FBI and USSS warn FortiBleed remains active, using stolen credentials and traffic sniffing to harvest Fortinet authentication data.

The FortiBleed campaign is ongoing, with 86,000 Fortinet devices compromised and attackers locking organizations out.

Hackers are using stolen credentials in the FortiBleed campaign to seize Fortinet firewalls, lock out administrators and enable ransomware attacks.

FortiBleed attacks continue to target Fortinet FortiGate devices, with SOCRadar reporting more than 86,644 compromised ...

The FBI and Secret Service warn that the FortiBleed campaign has targeted over 400,000 Fortinet devices, locking users out ...

The FBI is warning that FortiBleed attacks are still ongoing, targeting exposed Fortinet FortiGate firewalls and SSL VPN ...

Investigators who breached backend infrastructure tied to the campaign found password-cracking operations, credential theft ...

The Campaign With No CVE That Locks You Out of Your Own Firewall The Cyber Resilience Brief — A SafeBreach Podcast Episode 85 ...

A newly discovered data leak dubbed "FortiBleed" has exposed what appears to be a collection of Fortinet and FortiGate VPN credentials for 73,932 firewall URLs at organizations worldwide. The exposed ...

Attackers might be exploiting another critical Fortinet SSL VPN vulnerability to target government and critical infrastructure organizations, the security vendor warned. Fortinet published an advisory ...

FortiClient VPN is the best way for employees to access on-campus services while working remotely. The FortiClient VPN software allows an off-campus Luther workstation to access the Luther College ...