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DATABREACHES.NET The Office of Inadequate Security Toggle navigation * News * Breach Laws * About * Donate XMR * Contact * Privacy * Transparency Reports * Search for: DATABREACHES.NET The Office of Inadequate Security Toggle navigation * News * Breach Laws * About * Donate XMR * Contact * Privacy * Transparency Reports * Search for: MICROSOFT SAYS IT IDENTIFIED 40+ VICTIMS OF THE SOLARWINDS HACK, AND MORE BAD NEWS… Home / Microsoft says it identified 40+ victims of the SolarWinds hack, and more bad news… MICROSOFT SAYS IT IDENTIFIED 40+ VICTIMS OF THE SOLARWINDS HACK, AND MORE BAD NEWS… * December 18, 2020 * Dissent * Catalin Cimpanu reports: > Microsoft said it identified more than 40 of its customers that installed > trojanized versions of the SolarWinds Orion platform and where hackers > escalated intrusions with additional, second-stage payloads. > > The OS maker said it was able to discover these intrusions using data > collected by Microsoft Defender antivirus product, a free antivirus product > built into all Windows installations. Read more on ZDNet. The bad news just keeps on coming — but better we should find out than not find out, right? Ionut Ilascu reports on BleepingComputer: Nation-state hackers breached US think tank thrice in a row. Michael Riley, Kartikay Mehrotra, and William Turton of Bloomberg provide more background and details in their reporting: Russia-Linked SolarWinds Hack Ensnares Widening List of Victims. On a somewhat positive note, Brian Krebs reported that a Malicious Domain in SolarWinds Hack was Turned into ‘Killswitch’ There may some consoling thought, though, as Jake Williams tweeted yesterday: > If you’re having a bad week, take it from someone who’s been on the other side > of the keyboard: the Russians are having a MUCH worse week. Like orders of > magnitude worse. > > Savor that thought. I have no way to evaluate the accuracy of that statement, but even if they are having a bad week, it seems that we have had a bad year and have a lot more bad months for some customers as they try to recover. RELATED POSTS: * Microsoft Defender weakness lets hackers bypass malware… * Microsoft identifies second hacking group affecting… * Microsoft says SolarWinds hacking group has breached three… * Microsoft discovers SolarWinds zero-day exploited in the… * Chinese hackers behind July 2021 SolarWinds zero-day attacks * * * * * * * * Previous * Next ABOUT THE AUTHOR: DISSENT RELATED POSTS UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent UPDATE ON DYRAS DENTAL RANSOMWARE ATTACK * December 4, 2020 * Dissent Comments are closed. 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