Risky Bulletin: F5 says an APT stole source code, vulnerability reports

Risky Bulletin
17/10/2025 7 min

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An APT stole source code and vulnerability reports from F5, a European MP files a criminal hacking complaint against Hungary’s Prime Minister, airport PA systems are hijacked in Canada and the US, and the PowerSchool hacker gets prison time.



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Risky Bulletin: F5 says an APT stole source code, vulnerability reports




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