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How a single hack let people sneak into the computer networks of some of the biggest companies in the world -- and deep inside the U.S. government itself. Today, @NPRDina joins us to talk about the SolarWinds hack.https://t.co/uYVo5IicNF pic.twitter.com/i6R2lkbjnD
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MSPs have always had an image problem with the general public. Before the SolarWinds hack, Main Street wasn’t all that familiar with MSPs. In fact, “remote monitoring and management” was a foreign term to most people, even business owners. Now, as more details emerge about the SolarWinds hack, businesses are paying close attention to
Russian hackers still target U.S., other foreign organisations: U.S. security agencies
Russian hackers still target U.S., other foreign organisations: U.S. security agencies
The latest advisory warns organisations that hackers do not seem to back down. (Subscribe to our Today’s Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Russian hackers are still targeting U.S. and foreign entities to gather intelligence for future cyberattacks, the US security and intelligence agencies warned. In a Joint Cybersecurity Advisory,…
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White House says closely tracking Microsoft's emergency patch
White House says closely tracking Microsoft’s emergency patch
The White House is closely tracking an emergency patch Microsoft Corp has released, US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Thursday, after an unknown hacking group recently broke into organizations using a flaw in the company’s mail server software. “We are closely tracking Microsoft’s emergency patch for previously unknown vulnerabilities in Exchange Server software and reports of…
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More than 18,000 organizations, companies, and authorities are affected by the SolarWinds hack: As it became known in December 2020, cybercr...
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SolarWinds Hack: Cyber-Security Lesson Learned
SolarWinds Hack: Cyber-Security Lesson Learned
The “SolarWinds” hack has emerged as one of the massive cyberattacks. It targeted the US government, some private companies, and government agencies. It was recently discovered and was considered to be a global-scale cyber-attack. FireEye, a US cybersecurity company, first discovered this cyber-attack but the real scale of this significant cyber-attack remains unknown. The attack even impacted…
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Governments are unequipped to compete with Silicon Valley and develop their own complex software suites in-house, thus the dependence on external supply chains which are increasingly becoming a target for hackers. If a group of well-funded hackers can succeed in modifying just a bit of code somewhere and getting folks to install it as part of a legitimate software suite, they are gaining insider access to organisations which may be otherwise impenetrable, such as governments.
Jackie Singh, lead cyber-security expert on the Joe Biden presidential campaign and founder of Spyglass Security
SolarWinds hack: Russian cybercriminals attack CrowdStrike, attempt to read emails
SolarWinds hack: Russian cybercriminals attack CrowdStrike, attempt to read emails
Image Source : AP SolarWinds hack: Russian cybercriminals attack CrowdStrike, attempt to read emails Cyber-security firm CrowdStrike has revealed that suspected Russian hackers who broke into a series of US government agencies and enterprises via compromising SolarWinds software, attacked its network but failed to extract any information. At least 24 big companies including tech giants like…
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