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In this episode of TechDaily.AI, we uncover a chilling new method used by cyber attackers to maintain persistent access inside Fortinet FortiGate firewalls—even after security patches are applied.
Recent findings reveal how symbolic links (or "symlinks") are being cleverly embedded within language folders tied to SSL VPN features, giving attackers a hidden backdoor into enterprise networks. These symlinks—essentially file shortcuts—can allow read-only access to sensitive configuration files, giving hackers a blueprint of your security setup and enabling long-term espionage.
We break down how this attack vector works, the CVEs being exploited (including CVE-2022-42475, CVE-2023-27997, and CVE-2024-21762), and why enabling SSL VPN on your devices could expose you to this threat. You'll learn:
We also discuss how attackers are adapting faster than ever, exploiting vulnerabilities within days of disclosure. This episode is a must-listen for security professionals, IT administrators, and CISOs looking to stay ahead of stealthy, persistent threats targeting edge devices.
🔐 Don’t miss the vital insights and practical recommendations that could help protect your infrastructure from these stealthy attacks.
👉 Sponsored by StoneFly.com – your trusted partner in enterprise data protection, cloud storage, and hyperconverged infrastructure.
235 episodes
In this episode of TechDaily.AI, we uncover a chilling new method used by cyber attackers to maintain persistent access inside Fortinet FortiGate firewalls—even after security patches are applied.
Recent findings reveal how symbolic links (or "symlinks") are being cleverly embedded within language folders tied to SSL VPN features, giving attackers a hidden backdoor into enterprise networks. These symlinks—essentially file shortcuts—can allow read-only access to sensitive configuration files, giving hackers a blueprint of your security setup and enabling long-term espionage.
We break down how this attack vector works, the CVEs being exploited (including CVE-2022-42475, CVE-2023-27997, and CVE-2024-21762), and why enabling SSL VPN on your devices could expose you to this threat. You'll learn:
We also discuss how attackers are adapting faster than ever, exploiting vulnerabilities within days of disclosure. This episode is a must-listen for security professionals, IT administrators, and CISOs looking to stay ahead of stealthy, persistent threats targeting edge devices.
🔐 Don’t miss the vital insights and practical recommendations that could help protect your infrastructure from these stealthy attacks.
👉 Sponsored by StoneFly.com – your trusted partner in enterprise data protection, cloud storage, and hyperconverged infrastructure.
235 episodes
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