Thousands of networks—many of them operated by the US government and Fortune 500 companies—face an “imminent threat” of being ...

F5 has disclosed that an August breach exposed source code and customer data to what it calls "nation-state hackers." The company has not made an official attribution, but third-party security ...

A threat actor affiliated with a nation-state broke into F5 and nabbed information regarding unpatched vulnerabilities.

F5 warns that a 'highly sophisticated nation-state threat actor' was able to maintain long-term access to the company's systems, and steal data, including details about undisclosed flaws.

The KDC-spoofing flaw tracked as CVE-2021-23008 can be used to bypass Kerberos security and sign into the Big-IP Access Policy Manager or admin console. F5 Networks’ Big-IP Application Delivery ...

Important security updates have been released for F5 BIG-IP Next and NGINX, among others. Attackers can disrupt services via DoS attacks. In the security section of its website, F5 lists further ...

The suspected Chinese-backed threat actors that hacked into F5's systems and stole data from the security vendor's BIG-IP application suite spent more than a year inside the networks dtbefore being in ...

F5 Networks has pushed out patches to tackle four critical vulnerabilities in BIG-IP, one of which can be exploited for unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) attacks. The enterprise networking ...