This sounds very weird.
If you're blocking non-US IPs, you trpically block at the IP layer, before a login attempt can even begin.
Why allow someone to even log in at all?
If you're blocking non-US IPs, you trpically block at the IP layer, before a login attempt can even begin.
Why allow someone to even log in at all?
Not saying this is a Fortigate or that the federal government didn't change the low effort configuration, but it's certainly not unusual, Fortinet is a huge presence.