Tech vendors admit stolen NSA cyber weapons are effective, warn customers
Cisco and Fortinet, two of the technology vendors whose products were the appaarent target of secret software exploits supposedly developed by NSA hackers and subsequently shared publicly by the so-called Shadow Brokers, each disclosed to their customers, Wednesday, that the target vulnerabilities exist and are being dealt with accordingly.
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