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I like the hyperbole and all, but can you at least include the critical information? Literally just patch:
The flaw impacts the following FortiOS versions:
For those unfamiliar, anyone who is patching is already good. The previous two patches fixed this issue, and you should already be patched past this point to mitigate the June 9.8.
Man, 7.0 has been a hot mess with their WAD. I haven't upgraded any customer off 6.4 yet. I think I will skip 7.0 and jump straight to 7.2.
There's been issues with the WAD process using up memory until the unit goes into conserve mode since I was on 6.0.6. I started running a script to restart the process twice daily and have never had a problem since. I just upgraded from 6.4.13 to 7.0.12 a few weeks ago and I've left the script to run on every upgrade since 6.0.6. I've never disabled it to see if I don't need it any longer, maybe I should.
config system auto-script
edit "restart_wad"
set interval 43200
set repeat 360
set start auto
set script "diag test app wad 99"
next
end
LOL! Remind me again how proprietary hardware and software is more secure than open source? Insecurity through obscurity.
It's not, but that's not to say that open source software is any more secure just by virtue of being open source. Software needs auditing either way.