FortiClient EMS
No CISA KEV deadline is open. CISA last added a FortiClient EMS CVE on 13 Apr. Coverage is above its usual rate: 3 articles in 7 days, against a weekly average of 0.0.
Tracked since 9 Feb · latest article Fri 23 Oct · RSS
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24 articles from 7 outlets since 9 Feb; 3 in the last 7 days.
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Who reported 7 outlets, last 12 months
- Security Affairs5
- CISA5
- The Hacker News4
- SecurityWeek4
- SecurityOnline3
- SOCRadar2
- Dark Reading1
- AI Agents Power Ransomware Affiliates’ Attacks on Edge DevicesThe Hacker News
- INC Ransomware Exposed Using AI and Custom Malware Against VictimsSecurityOnline
- AI-Driven Ransomware Campaign Targeted 62 OrganisationsSOCRadar
- FortiClient EMS flaw used to deploy EKZ Infostealer via fake patchSecurity Affairs
- FortiClient EMS bug exploited to deliver EKZ InfostealerSecurityWeek
- FortiClient EMS flaw used to drop EKZ Infostealer via fake updatesSecurityOnline
- CISA adds six KEV flaws amid active Fortinet exploitsThe Hacker News
- CISA adds critical Fortinet FortiClient EMS SQLi flaw to KEV listCISA · official notice
- CISA adds critical Fortinet FortiClient EMS SQLi flaw to KEV listCISA · official notice
- CISA adds critical Ivanti EPMM flaw to KEV after PoC releaseSecurity Affairs
All CVEs in coverage
2How these numbers are made
CISA KEV counts use the full catalogue, refreshed every 10 minutes. CVEs in coverage are those recorded by CyberSIXT. BOD 22-01 deadlines bind US federal civilian agencies.
CVEs with FIRST EPSS at or above the 95th percentile (top 5%), excluding CVEs in CISA KEV. EPSS estimates exploitation probability over the next 30 days.
Coverage is above its usual rate at three or more articles in 7 days and at least 2.5 times the weekly mean of the preceding 8 weeks.
Product names are grouped by normalised names, with version and edition tails removed.
Fix listed refers to an advisory. Unknown fix status is counted as not listed.