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Debian WebKit2GTK Fix Restores Images in Evolution Emails//Ubuntu zlib Fixes Heap Overflow and Code Execution Vulnerabilities//Cisco Secure Client Secure Firewall Posture Module Privilege Escalation Vulnerability//Ubuntu Poppler Update Stops Crashes When Opening Encrypted PDFs//Open Source Snort 3 Control Channel Socket Arbitrary Command Execution Vulnerability//Debian libheif Fixes Address Risks in Crafted Image Processing//Ubuntu 26.10 U-Boot Fixes Buffer Overflow and Memory Access Issues//Ubuntu NSS Update Removes Compromised Certificate Authority Roots//OffSec Aligns Its Cyber Workforce Development Programs to Global Workforce Frameworks//Debian Trixie AIDE Update Blocks Malicious File Detection Bypass//Debian Erlang Fixes Authentication Bypass and TLS Impersonation//Ubuntu Tornado Updates Address Network Request Attacks and Vulnerabilities//OSCP+ Scoring Update: What You Need to Know//Someone Will Click. Is Your Security Team Ready?//Ubuntu OpenVPN Update Blocks Certificate-Based Impersonation//Debian WebKit2GTK Fix Restores Images in Evolution Emails//Ubuntu zlib Fixes Heap Overflow and Code Execution Vulnerabilities//Cisco Secure Client Secure Firewall Posture Module Privilege Escalation Vulnerability//Ubuntu Poppler Update Stops Crashes When Opening Encrypted PDFs//Open Source Snort 3 Control Channel Socket Arbitrary Command Execution Vulnerability//Debian libheif Fixes Address Risks in Crafted Image Processing//Ubuntu 26.10 U-Boot Fixes Buffer Overflow and Memory Access Issues//Ubuntu NSS Update Removes Compromised Certificate Authority Roots//OffSec Aligns Its Cyber Workforce Development Programs to Global Workforce Frameworks//Debian Trixie AIDE Update Blocks Malicious File Detection Bypass//Debian Erlang Fixes Authentication Bypass and TLS Impersonation//Ubuntu Tornado Updates Address Network Request Attacks and Vulnerabilities//OSCP+ Scoring Update: What You Need to Know//Someone Will Click. Is Your Security Team Ready?//Ubuntu OpenVPN Update Blocks Certificate-Based Impersonation//
Campagna FortiBleed compromette oltre 86.000 firewall Fortinet globalmente
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FortiBleed Campaign Compromises Over 86,000 Fortinet Firewalls Globally

The FBI and the U.S. Secret Service have issued a joint alert regarding 'FortiBleed,' a massive credential-harvesting campaign that has already compromised 86,644 Fortinet FortiGate devices and SSL VPN gateways across 194 countries. The attackers exploit reused or leaked credentials and the legacy storage of passwords using SHA-256 to gain access and, in some cases, lock out legitimate administrators by…

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