Year-long F5 hack exposes broad risks

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Triggers widespread unease among corporate customers.

Year-long F5 hack exposes broad risks
A more than year-long digital intrusion into cybersecurity company F5, publicised last week and blamed on Chinese spies, has defenders across the industry hunting for signs of compromise among the many corporate networks that use its products. Several worry that more disclosures are coming. So ...

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