Multiple Vulnerabilities Discovered in Fortinet Products
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- •Fortinet has remediated multiple vulnerabilities in FortiOS, FortiMail, and FortiManager.
- •The vulnerabilities include authentication bypass, command injection, and SQL injection.
- •Customers are not required to take action as all issues have been patched.
Fortinet has disclosed several vulnerabilities affecting its products, including FortiOS, FortiMail, and FortiManager. An Authentication Bypass vulnerability in FortiOS (CWE-305) allows unauthenticated attackers to broadcast LSA via crafted requests, remediated in version 26.3.2. Two command injection vulnerabilities in FortiMail (CWE-77) and SQL injection vulnerabilities (CWE-89) were also reported, both of which were patched on October 5, 2026, in FortiMail Cloud. Additionally, an improper authorization vulnerability in FortiManager FGFM allows code execution via crafted packets. All affected customers do not need to take action as the issues have been remediated. These vulnerabilities were internally discovered by Fortinet's Product Security team using the AI model Claude Mythos.
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