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SolarWinds Attack: Pointing a Finger at Russia

Mounting evidence points to the "serious compromise" of SolarWinds' Orion software having been an intelligence gathering operation "likely" run

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SolarWinds Attack: Pointing a Finger at Russia

Get Permission Mounting evidence points to the serious compromise of SolarWinds Orion software having been an intelligence gathering operation that was likely run by Russia, according to a joint U.S. intelligence assessment. It s the first public attribution to be issued by the Trump administration for the massive supply chain attack against SolarWinds. The attack campaign compromised systems at thousands of organizations for up to nine months. It was discovered not by the National Security Agency, but rather by FireEye, a private cybersecurity firm based in California that was one of the supply chain attack victims. Since FireEye on Dec. 13 issued an alert about the attack campaign, government investigators have been scrambling to ascertain what happened and how best to mitigate the damage.

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SolarWinds Attack: This Hit the Security Community Hard

Lou Manousos, CEO, RiskIQ The SolarWinds breach is a case study in how attackers can subvert a widely used piece of software to turn it to their advantage, says Lou Manousos, CEO of RiskIQ. “The magnitude of this attack is hard to overstate,” Manousos says. “Having a supply chain vendor like this - with a legitimate program that is trusted - used to carry out an attack, it’s just unprecedented. ”The number of organizations that have been hit, the types of organizations - some really advanced security programs - I think we’re all shocked to see how the traditional protection that has been put in place just wasn’t as effective as we would have liked when we have trusted software like this.”

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