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CISA Emergency Directive Issued After F5 Source Code Theft by Nation-State Actor; Microsoft Patches Four Actively Exploited Zero-Days

CISA Emergency Directive Issued After F5 Source Code Theft by Nation-State Actor; Microsoft Patches Four Actively Exploited Zero-Days

October 16, 2025
5 articles (3 new, 2 updated)
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Summary

This cybersecurity brief for October 16, 2025, covers a critical supply chain threat following the theft of F5 source code by a Chinese nation-state actor, prompting a CISA emergency directive. Concurrently, Microsoft's October Patch Tuesday addresses over 170 flaws, including four actively exploited zero-days. Other major events include the disruption of a ransomware campaign using signed malware, the discovery of a Chinese APT targeting a Russian IT firm, a massive data breach affecting two major airlines, and the disclosure of critical flaws in industrial control systems.

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