#FireEye

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da_667

Since others are allowed to throw their theories around on how fireye got popped, here's mine. You know that VMware advisory that was posted a few days ago? https://www.vmware.com/security/advisories/VMSA-2020-0027.htmlThe one

WYATT

_CEOofGenZ

When it rains it pours...In one day:* 48 states call for breaking up facebook* Hunter Biden is under investigation* 17 states join Texas lawsuit* FBI admits it has the goods

Kyle Hanslovan

KyleHanslovan

Only 1 / 67 antivirus engines list SUNBURST backdoor as malicious - SolarWinds.Orion.Core.BusinessLayer.dll https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/32519b85c0b422e4656de6e6c41878e95fd95026267daab4215ee59c107d6c77/detection #SUNBURST #UNC2452 So

Roscoe B Davis🎖⭐️⭐️⭐️

RoscoeBDavis1

Treasury, Commerce departments hacked. Pentagon, NASA is also compromised. This is an ongoing investigation, and will be updating. DHS once again asleep at the wheel. @realDonaldTrump needs to purge the

Roscoe B Davis🎖⭐️⭐️⭐️

RoscoeBDavis1

The hacks were discovered less than a week after FireEye realized that foreign government hackers had broken into its network and stolen the company’s own hacking tools. That's right back

Maya Kaczorowski

MayaKaczorowski

Some observations on the SolarWinds supply chain attack, now that I'm all caught up!Just a rundown of what I learned - citations included, all opinions my own /1 (If

Ido Kilovaty

idokilovaty

Here are some of the top reasons why the SolarWinds-enabled data breach against the federal government should be concerning. In short, this breach is very, very bad. I don't think

FireEye

FireEye

As part of our commitment to our customers and community, we are continuing to take action to protect orgs from the SolarWinds supply chain attack. 1/5https://feye.io/3gKoMBp SUNBURST is the malware

Nick Carr

ItsReallyNick

So you want to talk about the massive software supply chain intrusion & the most carefully-planned, complex espionage I’ve ever helped uncover?Start here: https://www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2020/12/evasive-attacker-leverages

Christopher Glyer

cglyer

2020 was full of major cyber events. Here is an end of year #ff thread of some of the most impactful people and research that I leveraged in my work

Cyber Statecraft

CyberStatecraft

THREAD | A groundbreaking espionage operation targeting USG, the #Sunburst incident was also software supply chain compromise similar to 31 attacks observed since 2010. Using our Breaking Trust report @Cyberstatecraft

SwiftOnSecurity

SwiftOnSecurity

Watching a change roll-out across an organization eliminating irrelevant security exclusions is hugely rewarding. Normally these build-up over decades and nobody has the expertise or will to rock the boat

watchful one

watchful1

hmm... why is that?https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1339971354003705858?s=20 what do all these firms have in common besides lucrative contracts with the IC? Their reputations have been built around Russian attribution.https://twitter.c

Frog Legs 🐸

100FrogLegs

delishhttps://twitter.com/ossoff/status/1334256916311183361 #DavidPerdue - 2,596 Trades in One Term The Georgia Republican’s stock trades have far outpaced those of his Senate colleagues and have included a range of companies within his

Jake Williams

MalwareJake

I’ve had multiple people (mostly executive leadership) ask me whether they should be concerned about destructive cyberattacks in the #SolarWinds incident. Two have cited elevated concerns because of attribution to

David Jonathon Blake

HisBlakeness

Cyber-statecraft has certain traditions. One is; Ellen Nakashima from WaPo reports the story first. On 9th Dec, "according to people familiar with the matter," she broke that cyber-security giant #FireEye

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