Fortinet Locks Down FortiCloud SSO Amid Zero-Day Attacks
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Fortinet restricted SSO access for FortiCloud customers until they update device firmware. Only fully patched devices can use the service.
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Mitigation: SSO Access Restricted After Attackers Compromised Fully Patched Devices Network security giant Fortinet locked out cloud customers from its single sign-on service until they update device firmware with a patch against active attacks exploiting an improper access control zero day. Only Fortinet devices running the latest, patched firmware versions can use Fortinet SSO.