Citrix, Fortinet, Ivanti Patch 29 Vulnerabilities Across Their Products
Critical-severity flaws could lead to authentication bypass, code execution, and sensitive authentication information leaks.
Excerpt from the primary source: SecurityWeek
Who is affected
Small businesses · Enterprises
Affected technology: FortiGate / FortiOS, Ivanti Connect Secure / EPMM
What you should do · Patch
Apply the vendor's security update for FortiGate / FortiOS and Ivanti Connect Secure / EPMM. Check the linked advisory for affected and fixed versions, and put internet-facing systems first.
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