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A vulnerability has been discovered in Fortinet FortiClientEMS, identified as CVE-2026-35616, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary remote code, escalate privileges, and bypass security policies. The flaw is actively exploited, as confirmed by Fortinet. The notice was published on April 7, 2026, by the French government’s CERT (CERT-FR). No specific affected versions or additional technical details were provided in the report. The impacts include unauthorized code execution and privilege escalation within the affected system.

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Fortinet issued an emergency patch for a zero-day authentication bypass flaw in FortiClient, tracked as CVE-2026-35616. The vulnerability is part of a series of Fortinet vulnerabilities that have been actively exploited in the wild. No specific dates for the patch release or exploitation timeline were provided. The flaw affects FortiClient, though the exact versions impacted were not detailed. The technical impact involves an authentication bypass, but further specifics on attack vectors or consequences were not disclosed.

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Fortinet has announced the launch of its FortiGuard Inline AI Security Service, a cloud-delivered offering that extends AI-specific threat inspection and security guardrails to FortiGate customers. The new service enables organizations to monitor AI activity, prevent emerging AI threats, and reduce sensitive data exposure using their existing Fortinet security infrastructure. The announcement builds on ongoing advancements in FortiAIGate, which provides AI security controls, enhanced visibility into shadow AI and autonomous agents, and expanded compliance and access management capabilities. The platform also incorporates technology from Fortinet’s recent acquisition of Virtue AI, strengthening its ability to deliver high-performance AI guardrails. By leveraging Fortinet’s extensive FortiGate deployment base, the company aims to simplify enterprise adoption of AI security. Organizations can activate the FortiGuard Inline AI Security Service without installing or maintaining additional dedicated AI security infrastructure. For enterprises with stricter privacy, security, and data sovereignty requirements, FortiAIGate remains available for deployment within their own environments, providing greater control over AI traffic processing and data handling. “Organizations need AI security that can scale with how quickly AI is being adopted across the enterprise,” said Michael Xie, Founder, President, and Chief Technology Officer at Fortinet. “By extending advanced AI inspection and guardrails through FortiGate, we...