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A nation-state group breached F5, exposing government and corporate customers to risks via stolen code and vulnerabilities.
A major cybersecurity breach at F5, a Seattle-based network security firm, has exposed thousands of customers—including U.S. government agencies and Fortune 500 companies—to potential attacks after a nation-state hacker group gained long-term access to its systems.
The attackers stole source code and details on undisclosed vulnerabilities in F5’s widely used BIG-IP products, raising concerns about supply-chain risks.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an emergency directive requiring federal agencies to immediately patch affected systems, calling the threat "imminent."
While F5 confirmed no ongoing activity and no compromise of core systems, it has released updates and strengthened security measures.
The breach, detected August 9, prompted warnings from U.S. and U.K. authorities, with F5 urging all users to update their software promptly.
Un grupo de estados-nación violaron F5, exponiendo al gobierno y a los clientes corporativos a riesgos a través de código robado y vulnerabilidades.