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Sep 15, 2026

Nick DresangGUEST
23:29
Cisco's on Linux.
Nick DresangGUEST
23:31
I'm sure FortiGate's on Linux.
Russell TreatHOST
23:32
Yeah, but that's not really the issue though, right? Oh, for sure.
Russell TreatHOST
23:38
The issue for an operator and their IT group is they need it to be something they understand and that they can manage within their skill sets, policies, and procedures.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:10
I think the latest one is there's been a lot of talk about FortiBleed and FortiBleed, FortiBleed has not really, I think, blown up as big as it could potentially blow up.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:19
But one of my guys was just telling me that the latest thing is that evidently it's been detected that FortiGate Sniffer has been installed on about 12,000 firewalls to do credential harvesting.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:36
basically packet capture and credential harvesting from there.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:41
And it's this new persistent threat on the system.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:45
And you really can't remove it unless you reinstall the firmware on the firewall, as my guys are telling me.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:52
It's a pretty serious remediation on the FortiGate.
Oli ThordarsonGUEST
41:56
So, yeah.
Rich FreemanHOST
42:00
You know...
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:00
In the security news this week, Microsoft patches all the things, commissary freezers enter cyber war, fake AV, real defender, Rowhammer comes for the GPU, BIOS updates are no longer optional, CVSS is not a crystal ball, K-Worker but make it malware, FortiGate gets a post-exploitation rat, CERN goes to Debian underground, UEFI shells strike again.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:25
Australia loses the plot and the phones.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:28
Cisco routers become covert gateways.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:00
In the security news this week, Microsoft patches all the things, commissary freezers enter cyber war, fake AV, real defender, Rowhammer comes for the GPU, BIOS updates are no longer optional, CVSS is not a crystal ball, K-Worker but make it malware, FortiGate gets a post-exploitation rat, CERN goes to Debian underground, UEFI shells strike again.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:25
Australia loses the plot and the phones.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:28
Cisco routers become covert gateways.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:00
In the security news this week, Microsoft patches all the things, commissary freezers enter cyber war, fake AV, real defender, Rowhammer comes for the GPU, BIOS updates are no longer optional, CVSS is not a crystal ball, K-Worker but make it malware, FortiGate gets a post-exploitation rat, CERN goes to Debian underground, UEFI shells strike again.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:25
Australia loses the plot and the phones.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:28
Cisco routers become covert gateways.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:00
In the security news this week, Microsoft patches all the things, commissary freezers enter cyber war, fake AV, real defender, Rowhammer comes for the GPU, BIOS updates are no longer optional, CVSS is not a crystal ball, K-Worker but make it malware, FortiGate gets a post-exploitation rat, CERN goes to Debian underground, UEFI shells strike again.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:25
Australia loses the plot and the phones.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
0:28
Cisco routers become covert gateways.
Marvin BeeHOST
58:35
SonicWall is more security-focused than Ubiquiti.
Marvin BeeHOST
58:41
SonicWall, Sophos, FortiGate, some of those, you know, they're threat protection platforms with firewalls that if you truly need, you know, if you've got a client that's a law firm, a medical office, you know, some firm that, I mean, their network is critical, you want to put a real UDM device in there.
Marvin BeeHOST
59:11
That's not to say that Unify won't work in some of those offices.
Marvin BeeHOST
59:16
If it's a smaller office and you've got layered endpoint protection, you've got vulnerability management, you've got other stuff watching, you know, then there's a chance that yes, you can put a Ubiquiti gateway in and be okay with it.
James AzarHOST
0:00
Hey everyone, it's Patch Tuesday and Microsoft setting an all-time record nine hundred and seventy-four vulnerabilities, two already exploited in the wild.
James AzarHOST
0:07
FortiGate firewalls are actively compromised with a Node.js RAT that's decrypting your VPN credentials and exfiltrating Exchange mailboxes.
James AzarHOST
0:16
White Hat hackers draining three hundred and twenty million dollars from the Liquid Bitcoin network via a software bug.
James AzarHOST
0:23
Now, they got most of it back, but they're keeping forty-seven million, and the network is still offline.
James AzarHOST
1:10
We've got 12 stories, and I wanna flag right away that today's lineup cuts across more than the usual vulnerability and kind of breach territory.
James AzarHOST
1:18
Yes, we have the biggest Patch Tuesday in Microsoft history.
James AzarHOST
1:23
Yes, we have an active FortiGate campaign hitting US organizations right now.
James AzarHOST
1:29
But we're also spending real time on a three hundred and twenty million dollar blockchain exploit and an AI credential theft campaign because both have business risk implications that practitioners need to be bringing into their executive team and boardroom, not just our SOC.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:06
Um, so if you are...
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:09
You have a high schooler who's interested in cybersec, you could maybe reach out to your school district and be like, "Hey, this is available if you're interested." Um, I reached out to Fortinet to say, "Is this based on Fortinet products?" And they said, yes, some of it will be using Fortinet products, like a FortiGate firewall for traffic inspection, FortiClient for endpoint, uh, and vulnerability scanning.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:27
Um, but they also say they will present other information about industry standards and open source tools, uh, where appropriate.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:34
So a little bit Fortinet marketing, um, but it is, I guess, designed to tie into AP level, um, curriculum, uh, with a cybersecurity bent, so.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:01
Um, Fortinet announced it's rolling out a high school cybersecurity curriculum for free.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:06
Um, so if you are, you have a high schooler who's interested in cybersec, you could maybe reach out to your school district and be like, "Hey, this is available if you're interested." Um, I reached out to Fortinet to say, "Is this based on Fortinet products?" And they said, yes, some of it will be using Fortinet products, like a FortiGate firewall for traffic inspection, FortiClient for endpoint, uh, and vulnerability scanning.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:27
Um, but they also say they will present other information about industry standards and open source tools, uh, where appropriate.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
54:34
So a little bit Fortinet marketing, um, but it is, I guess, designed to tie into AP level, um, curriculum, uh, with a cybersecurity bent, so...

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