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Summary: A campaign codenamed FortiBleed has targeted Fortinet FortiGate firewall and SSL VPN gateway devices worldwide since at least February 2026, with SOCRadar identifying over 80,000 devices whose working usernames and passwords were tested by suspected Russian-speaking threat actors using automated tools. Fortinet said the actors likely reused credentials from earlier incidents including CVE-2026-24858, CVE-2025-59718 and CVE-2025-59719, and also ran brute-force attacks against devices with weak passwords and no MFA.
Bottom line: More than 80,000 internet-accessible FortiGate devices had valid credentials tested around the clock, and CISA urged Fortinet customers to act on the ongoing malicious activity - the entry point was reused passwords and missing MFA, not a novel exploit.
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- Topics
- Malware
- Mentions
- CVE-2025-15445CVE-2025-59718CVE-2025-59719CVE-2025-69129CVE-2026-12326CVE-2026-12327CVE-2026-12328CVE-2026-12437CVE-2026-12443CVE-2026-20181CVE-2026-20262CVE-2026-20266CVE-2026-2418CVE-2026-24190CVE-2026-2446CVE-2026-24858CVE-2026-27400CVE-2026-27429CVE-2026-3326CVE-2026-38329CVE-2026-39449CVE-2026-39849CVE-2026-39949CVE-2026-4020CVE-2026-40217CVE-2026-41176CVE-2026-41179CVE-2026-41293CVE-2026-42579CVE-2026-42584CVE-2026-43512CVE-2026-43515CVE-2026-44693CVE-2026-47101CVE-2026-47102CVE-2026-48519CVE-2026-48558CVE-2026-48746CVE-2026-48907CVE-2026-49468CVE-2026-49980CVE-2026-52697CVE-2026-52700CVE-2026-52703CVE-2026-52706CVE-2026-52707CVE-2026-54157CVE-2026-54420CVE-2026-6379CVE-2026-6933CVE-2026-8049CVE-2026-8050CVE-2026-8443CVE-2026-8444CVE-2026-8713CVE-2026-9848
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