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There are multiple posts in this forum related to VIP policy compromising security. I have opened cases with FortiNet both for this issue and an additional issue. I have also alerted appropriate parties. To FortiNet's credit, they are working quickly to address this. I have not yet seen an official public statement from FortiNet. Please refer to the below correspondence to see if it pertains to your situation. Thank you.(O.P.: not sure if it matters at this point, but I don't see a "set action deny" for rule 53 in the copy you took from the CLI.)==========Fw: FortiGate Security "Loophole" and Severe BugTwo issues were discovered during FortiGate firewall product tests, the first a documentation issue which FortiNet has confirmed affects FortiOS 5.0.x and 5.2.x and the second a bug which affects any FortiGate "D" series in combination with FortiOS 5.0.10 (the FIPS 140 version; it is unknown whether other combinations of FortiOS and FortiGate are affected.)1) FortiGate Deny All rules do not deny all traffic. What is documented: "VIP rules" take precedence over "regular rules." However, until two days ago (6/15/2015) after it was recently brought to their attention this was mentioned only briefly in a technical note and not in any of their standard documentation (the FortiOS handbook, admin guide, etc.) It remains inexplicit that "VIP rules" also take precedence over "Deny All" rules.- Here's the link to the technical note (taken from the support case): Here's the link to the updated handbook, published 6/15/2015 (see page 956, "Exception to policy order (VIPs):") The scenario documented in the stem support case is given below. Rules appear in the same order they would after issuing the commands "config firewall policy" and "get."=====config firewall policyedit 1set srcintf "wan1"set srcaddr "outside_blacklist"set dstintf "dmz"set dstaddr "all"set action denyset schedule "always"set service "ALL"set logtraffic allnextedit 2set srcintf "wan1"set srcaddr "all"set dstintf "dmz"set dstaddr "nat_inside"set action acceptset schedule "always"set service "ALL"set logtraffic allnextend=====In the above example, "outside_blacklist" is a group of outside addresses and "nat_inside" is a VIP on the firewall. As depicted, traffic will not follow the usual order of precedence. Any traffic

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