DevCentral ICMYI - January 2025

DevCentral ICMYI - January 2025

DevCentral publishes new content constantly, and it’s easy to miss the latest from F5’s technical user community with all that turnover. So here’s a monthly round-up of DevCentral news, content, and events—in case you missed it!

New and Notable

Content Round-Up

AI


Security Insights

  • Cyber security 2024 summary and 2025 forecasts from the news - In this week's cybersecurity summary, Editor Lior from F5 SIRT reviews the unprecedented security challenges of 2024—including a record spike in vulnerabilities and major incidents—while forecasting the rise of AI-driven threats and defenses for 2025.
  • Advent Calendar, IPA alert, Active Cyber Defense, call ChatGPT - In this week's update, discover essential cybersecurity insights from the F5 SIRT, including alerts for holiday network threats, the introduction of Japan's "Active Cyber Defense" bill, and the latest advancements in ChatGPT’s communication capabilities.
  • Soldier Arrested, Crypto Malware, Wash. St. Sues T-Mobile, US Treasury Breach, LDAPNightmare PoC - This week's security roundup features a U.S. Army soldier's arrest for telecom extortions, alarming statistics on wallet-draining malware for 2024, a lawsuit against T-Mobile by the Washington State Attorney General over a major data breach, revelations of a Chinese APT targeting U.S. Treasury intel, and a newly released PoC exploit for CVE-2024-49113, underscoring the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures.
  • A Very Chinese New Year - Kick off the new year with a look back at the key cybersecurity developments from January 5–11, 2025, including expert insights on Chinese APTs, the latest vulnerabilities, and a preview of the upcoming VulnCon 2025 event.
  • US Tiktok ban, Salt and Twill, over Half billion in crypto stolen - In the inaugural edition of F5 SIRT's "This Week in Security" for 2025, editor ArvinF highlights critical updates including the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on TikTok's potential ban, a successful FBI-led operation against the PlugX malware, the ongoing threat from Chinese cyber espionage groups, and significant ransomware attacks, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures and vigilance.
  • Subaru, Mastercard, TikTok and Roundup - This week's newsletter features insights from Kyle Fox on Subaru's security vulnerabilities, a revelation about Mastercard's DNS misconfiguration, the unexpected return of TikTok in the U.S., and a roundup of significant tech and cybersecurity news including a mistaken asteroid and a major ransomware breach impacting millions.


F5 Distributed Cloud


NGINX

  • Installing and Locking a Specific Version of F5 NGINX Plus - Ensure system stability and compliance by following our guide to installing and locking a specific version of NGINX Plus on various Linux distributions, allowing for controlled upgrades and consistent deployment across your infrastructure.
  • Announcing F5 NGINX Ingress Controller v4.0.0 - We're excited to announce the release of F5 NGINX Ingress Controller v4.0.0, featuring support for NGINX R33, host-based routing for Layer 4 applications, enhanced logging capabilities, and more—check out our full release notes on GitHub!


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