- Researcher Bob Diachenko uncovers “FortiBleed,” a massive archive of 73,932 Fortinet/FortiGate VPN credentials from brute‑force and exploitation campaigns
- Data included plaintext usernames, emails, and passwords for major firms (Chevron, Samsung, Toyota, AT&T, NATO contractor, etc.), with billions of login attempts logged
- Fortinet says leak is a resharing of past incidents and brute‑forced data, urging password rotation and MFA to minimize risk
A database containing tens of thousands of login credentials for major global corporations was found sitting online, in one of the larger data leak incidents this year.