Fortinet revises authorization-bypass advisories without fixes
First merged summary.
Fortinet revised authorization-bypass notices on November 10, 2026, listing no versions, patches, or exploitation.
On November 10, 2026, Fortinet PSIRT revised several authorization advisories for FortiMail, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, related cloud products, and FortiSase-Sovereign. Most are CWE-639 authorization bypasses through a user-controlled key; one cites incorrect authorization, improper privilege management, and authentication bypass by spoofing. Impacts include unauthenticated IBE account takeover and quarantine-message release or deletion, plus authenticated cross-tenant mailbox access, other-VDOM access, out-of-scope command execution, and privilege escalation to root through crafted HTTP or GUI requests. Scores range from CVSS 7.5 to 9.1. None of the notices name affected or fixed versions or an exploitation status.
- FG-IR-26-208: unauthenticated FortiMail IBE account takeover, CVSS 9.1.
- FG-IR-26-211: unauthenticated quarantine release or deletion, CVSS 7.5.
- FG-IR-26-204: authenticated cross-tenant mailbox access and root directory deletion, CVSS 8.1.
- FG-IR-26-244: authenticated administrator reaches other VDOMs, CVSS 9.1.
- FG-IR-26-235: authenticated FortiManager administrator elevates to root, CVSS 8.2.
- FG-IR-26-228 and a separate GUI notice score CVSS 8.7; FortiAnalyzer-BigData is also listed.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 10, 2026Fortinet revises the authorization advisories. · Fortinet PSIRT
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Fortinet PSIRTLists distinct advisory IDs, scores, products, and attacker requirements.
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- Fortinet
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCFortiManager dmserver flaw lets admins access other VDOMs
The CVSS 9.1 CWE-639 issue also covers FortiAnalyzer and both cloud products; no fix or exploitation is stated.
FortiMail flaw lets unauthenticated attackers take over IBE accounts
Fortinet rates the IBE account-takeover issue CVSS 9.1; the notice gives no versions, fix, or exploitation status.
Unauthenticated FortiMail flaw can alter quarantined mail
Fortinet scores the quarantine release-or-delete issue CVSS 7.5 and does not name versions or a patch.
FortiManager flaw lets admin users gain root over HTTP
The CVSS 8.2 issue requires an authenticated administrator; Fortinet does not list versions or a fix.
FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer flaws let admins escalate privileges
An authenticated administrator can bypass authorization or impersonate internal services through crafted GUI requests.
FortiManager GUI flaw lets authenticated users run out-of-scope commands
Fortinet rates the CWE-639 GUI flaw CVSS 8.7; the advisory gives no versions, fix, or exploitation status.
Authenticated FortiMail flaw can delete directories as root
The CVSS 8.1 bug also exposes or deletes other tenants' calendar and mailbox data; no fix is listed.