Fortinet SSL VPNs Hit by Global Brute-Force Wave Before Attackers Shift to FortiManager
13.08.2025
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Coordinated brute-force attacks hit Fortinet SSL VPNs and FortiManager, involving 780+ malicious IPs from U.S., Canada, Russia, and more.
Fortinet's SSL VPNs have been under siege by a global brute-force attack wave, with attackers later shifting their focus to FortiManager. This coordinated assault involved over 780 malicious IPs originating from the U.S., Canada, Russia, and other locations, marking a significant escalation in cyber threats targeting enterprise security infrastructure.
The attacks, characterized by their brute-force nature, aimed to exploit vulnerabilities in Fortinet's SSL VPNs before moving on to FortiManager, indicating a strategic shift in the attackers' approach. This incident underscores the growing sophistication of cybercriminals and the continuous need for robust cybersecurity measures.
- • Over 780 malicious IPs involved in the attack.
- • Originated from multiple countries including the U.S., Canada, and Russia.
- • Initial focus on Fortinet SSL VPNs before shifting to FortiManager.
- • Highlights the importance of securing enterprise security infrastructure against sophisticated threats.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the persistent threats facing network security and the importance of staying ahead with the latest threat intelligence and security updates. Organizations are urged to review their security postures and implement necessary safeguards to protect against similar attacks.
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