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Microsoft Says Over 1,000 Developers Worked on SolarWinds Attack

ByVladimir KrasnogolovyFebruary 16, 2021

In an interview with CBSNews, Microsoft President Brad Smith said the recent attack on SolarWinds was “the largest and most sophisticated he has ever seen.” According to him, the analysis of the hack carried out by the company’s specialists suggests that

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Experts discovered SolarLeaks website with data stolen in a recent massive hacker attack

ByVladimir KrasnogolovyJanuary 13, 2021

Bleeping Computer writes that experts have discovered the SolarLeaks website (solarleaks[.]net), where unknown persons sell data, allegedly stolen from SolarWinds, Microsoft, Cisco and FireEye during a recent attack on the supply chain. Let me remind you that in December

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Microsoft says SolarWinds hackers hunted for access to cloud resources

ByVladimir KrasnogolovyDecember 30, 2020

Microsoft continues to investigate the supply chain attack that SolarWinds and its customers have suffered this year. Microsoft analysts reported that SolarWinds hackers were hunting for access to cloud resources. Let me remind you that unknown hackers attacked SolarWinds

ByVladimir KrasnogolovyDecember 16, 2020

Earlier this week was reported a massive attack on the supply chain that affected SolarWinds and its customers. SolarWinds may have been hacked because its credentials were publicly available on GitHub for a while. The list of victims continues to grow, and it is now known

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Ransomware attacks most often occur at night and on weekends

ByVladimir KrasnogolovyMarch 18, 2020

According to a report published by the American company FireEye, 76% of all ransomware attacks in the corporate sector occur in the off-hours: 49% of them are recorded at night on weekdays, and another 27% at weekends. This data is based on dozens of ransomware incident

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Unknown hacker patches vulnerable Citrix servers

ByVladimir KrasnogolovyJanuary 20, 2020

Recently, in the public domain appeared exploits for the critical vulnerability CVE-2019-19781, earlier found in the Citrix Application Delivery Controller (NetScaler ADC) and Citrix Gateway (NetScaler Gateway). Now it was reported that an unknown hacker accesses vulnerable