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"Cisco is aware of the recent Fxmsp hacking claims and confirmed we are not among the vendors named. At this time, we are not aware of additional information that links Cisco products to source code or assets involved in this issue, including Cisco AMP and other products that rely on related Cisco security technology. Cisco is committed to transparency and will update our customers if the situation changes."

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