NCSC Urges Fortinet Customers to Tackle FortiBleed Fallout
2026-06-22T08:52:21Z•2166fc40ae5de6b0d49afc8e4f8e6a3b78e07fd62f77b382b3e779904505c159
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What happened
The feed highlights an elevated threat landscape with active exploitation, supply-chain compromises and growing AI-related risks. Key stories include NCSC guidance for Fortinet customers amid the FortiBleed campaign and Operation Escaneo (LATAM attacks leveraging Fortinet and Ivanti bugs); a takedown removing SocGholish from sites linked to the Evil Corp group; large-scale supply-chain incidents (tampered WordPress plugins affecting ~1.2M sites, JetBrains plugins stealing API keys); and the emergence/expansion of multiple malware families (SprySOCKS Windows variants, SilabRAT, Rokarolla) and a
Why it matters
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- 2166fc40ae5de6b0d49afc8e4f8e6a3b78e07fd62f77b382b3e779904505c159
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- 2026-06-22T08:52:21Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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