F5 recently disclosed that a nation-state actor accessed a proprietary BIG-IP development network, including source code and details about vulnerabilities still under development. Bloomberg reported that the company sent customers a threat hunting guide for the “Brickstorm” malware, linked by Mandiant to UNC5221—a China-based state-sponsored group known for stealing source code from major tech providers. […] The post F5 Systems Compromised, BIG IP Vulnerabilities Exfiltrated: What To ...| Eclypsium | Supply Chain Security for the Modern Enterprise
UEFI shell vulnerabilities allow attackers to bypass Secure Boot One of our fears, as individuals who have spent years examining firmware security, is stumbling upon a vulnerability that reveals the fundamental flaws in our trust models. Recently, that fear became a reality when we conducted deeper research into signed UEFI shells and discovered what can […] The post BombShell: The Signed Backdoor Hiding in Plain Sight on Framework Devices appeared first on Eclypsium | Supply Chain Security...| Eclypsium | Supply Chain Security for the Modern Enterprise
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