Hackers are exploiting new F5 bug in the wild
That didn’t take long. Just days after enterprise IT provider F5 Networks disclosed critical vulnerabilities in its software, researchers say hackers have exploited one of the bugs in attempted intrusions. “Starting this week and especially in the last 24 hours … we have observed multiple exploitation attempts against our honeypot infrastructure,” researchers from security firm wrote in a blog post Thursday. The situation escalated over the weekend, with proof-of-concept exploits posted to Twitter that make it easier to take advantage of the bug. Government agencies and big corporations alike use the F5 software, known as BIG-IP, to manage data on their networks. The vulnerability documented by NCC Group could allow an attacker to execute code remotely on a system and delete data. It is one of a slew of BIG-IP flaws that F5 revealed on March 10. Security fixes are available. It was unclear whether the exploitation NCC Group observed went […]
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