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How fierce is the threat coming from
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state related activists and hackers?
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It's actually incredibly fierce and it's
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because there's a very strong motivation
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to do these kinds of attacks. And what
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you'll see is that this particular group
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uh who is you know part of we think silk
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typhoon or maybe a separate group. We've
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been seeing this type of activity
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classified under something called
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brickstorm. And it sounds terrifying
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because it is terrifying. And that's why
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the cyber security agency in the United
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States put out an emergency directive
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just this Wednesday because 48 out of
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the you know fortune 50 are using F5. A
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vast number of the federal government
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are using FI. We suspect that there's
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thousands of devices being deployed. And
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you know really because the source code
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is now out there and in the hands of the
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Chinese that means that a nation state
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attacker is now looking for
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vulnerabilities in this source code and
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has information they never should have
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had about undisclosed vulnerabilities
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that F5 was already investigating. And
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because the attacker was there for more
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studying F5, it's actually quite
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terrifying all the capability they could
