Cybersecurity Today Fortinet Zero Day In Active Exploitation, North Korean Infiltration Grows And More: .Cybersecurity Today for November 16 2025
Nov 17, 2025
A massive zero-day vulnerability in Fortinet has left systems vulnerable and in need of urgent security patches. Meanwhile, North Korean IT infiltrators have compromised 136 companies, redirecting funds back to the regime. The Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack revealed a staggering $220 million loss, underscoring its impact on the UK's economy. Additionally, recent findings expose troubling copy-pasted flaws in AI frameworks, raising concerns about security practices in tech. Stay informed to protect your digital assets!
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Patch FortiWeb Now
- Check and apply FortiWeb patches immediately to remediate CVE-2025-64.
- If you cannot upgrade, disable HTTP/HTTPS management access and audit for new admin accounts.
North Korea's Remote-Worker Scheme
- North Korea used stolen U.S. identities and laptop farms to place remote IT workers inside 136 companies.
- The scheme funneled millions back to the DPRK and enabled potential espionage or sabotage risks.
Require In-Person Onboarding
- Require an in-person first week for remote hires to verify identity and build trust.
- Use paid travel and real-life onboarding to reduce impersonation risk and improve retention.