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150K Fortinet Devices in Hacker Crosshairs: Urgent Patch Needed for Critical Flaw!
Facing a cyber calamity? Over 150,000 Fortinet devices might just be ticking tech time bombs, thanks to the pesky CVE-2024-21762. Forget hacking – this flaw’s serving up code execution like free donuts at a meeting. Patch up, or it’s open season for cyber shenanigans! 🍩💻🔓…
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Brace yourselves, Fortinet users; the cyber bogeyman is real, and he's knocking on the digital doors of approximately 150,000 Fortinet devices worldwide. CVE-2024-21762 has rolled out the unwelcome mat, and it's open season for code execution without the need for a secret handshake (or authentication, for the less dramatic). CISA is waving red flags, and Shadowserver Foundation is basically the Paul Revere of cyber vulnerabilities, but are system admins fast asleep, or have they already fortified their fortresses? Let's dive in to the cyber soap opera.Already a member? Log in here