Arbitrary file write in grpc phQueryMaster
2026-10-14T20:52:16Z•4fa4c3bdebe42a3d150b3e70e5cafa435b92a7c783332b5ff9e17ef0704ffcb2
CVE-2022-0778CVE-2026-49975Apache HTTP ServerFortiAnalyzerFortiClientFortiMailFortiManagerFortiMonitorFortiOSFortiPAMFortiProxyFortiSIEMFortiSOARFortiSandboxFortiWebFortinetOpenSSLSQL injectionXSSaccess controlarbitrary file writeauthentication bypasscommand injectiondenial of serviceexploitation in the wildpath traversal
What happened
Fortinet’s security advisories describe multiple vulnerabilities across FortiOS, FortiProxy, FortiSIEM, FortiSandbox, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, FortiMail, FortiWeb, FortiMonitor, FortiSOAR, FortiPAM, FortiClient and related components. Issues include unauthenticated arbitrary file write/path traversal reportedly exploited in the wild, authentication bypasses, hard-coded keys and static JWT signing keys, SQL and command injection, access-control flaws, XSS, denial of service, certificate-validation weaknesses, and third-party OpenSSL and Apache HTTP Server vulnerabilities. The highest-risk 9
Why it matters
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- 2026-10-14T20:52:16Z
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- Yes
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