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After more than a year of hype and promises, companies are starting to settle on best practices for deploying and managing AI agents alongside critical business workflows. Nine members of our Roundtable discussed how they successfully rolled out AI agents for tasks other than software development.
“Junction” malware used to "marshal data into and out of ESXi guest VMs via VSOCK sockets" says F5 Inc.'s customer threat report, obtained by The Stack.
Today: F5's disclosure that hackers had "long term" access to its systems is just the latest sign that the federal government is focused on the wrong problems, Salesforce does damage control on behalf of its CEO, and the latest enterprise moves.
"If compromised keys were stolen, and F5 hasn’t ruled that out, malicious software updates signed by ‘F5’ could be indistinguishable from the real thing."
Today: F5 CEO François Locoh-Donou on zombie APIs, the MOVEit vulnerability finds a ransomware gang alive and well, and the latest funding rounds raised by enterprise tech startups.
F5 CEO François Locoh-Donou, now in his seventh year running the Seattle networking and security company, wants to be an "infrastructure agnostic" provider of software that helps companies manage and protect applications spread across the cloud and on-premises systems.