What happened?
Fortinet experienced a significant data breach, with a hacker claiming to have stolen 440GB of sensitive files.
How many people were impacted?
The exact number of individuals affected is unclear, but corporate and customer data was compromised.
What data was exposed?
Exposed data includes customer information, sensitive business files, and potentially system configurations.
What should I do?
Fortinet users should change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and monitor for suspicious activity.
Why should I care?
This breach involves large amounts of sensitive business and customer data, posing serious risks for affected companies and users.
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