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About us

All information about the national
Computer Emergency Response Team
of Austria.

Incident report

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blog
27.01.2026 Threat actors use FortiCloud SSO bypass to collect LDAP connection passwords
CERT.at gained access to a toolkit of an unknown threat actor targeting FortiCloud SSO bypass in Fortinet appliances (CVE-2025-59718/CVE-2025-59719). We are releasing under TLP:CLEAR key findings about likely post-exploitation goals of the attacker.
blog
22.01.2026 Look at FortiCloud SSO Bypass Exploitation (CVE-2025-59718/59719)
In December last year, Fortinet disclosed a vulnerability in SAML processing, which allowed full bypass of authentication to management interfaces with FortiCloud SSO enabled. According to new, still not officially confirmed reports, the vulnerability may not have been fully patched. As affected devices are represented in my small high-interactive honeypots network, we have an opportunity to take a look at what the attackers do.
blog
21.01.2026 A patch for the NIS2 Directive
Who says that only software needs regular updates? Laws are similar, the process is just much more complicated.
blog
02.12.2025 Don't say "Jehova" to an LLM
What can Monty Python's "Life of Brian" tell us about LLM security?
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