The SolarWinds cyber attack has been explained from the perspective of the vendors affected, but here’s a look at its process, lifecycle, and global impact. How SolarWinds Attack Was Carried Out The SolarWinds assault was a typical supply chain attack. In these kinds of hacks, the attackers...
Attacks like this have been termedsupply chain attacksand involve a threat actor compromising the supply chain of a third party, in this case, SolarWinds, and inserting malicious code into the third-parties product to compromise victims who use the product. Another example of such an attack was...
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TheSolarWinds supply chain attackhighlighted how vulnerable supply chains are tocyberattacks. Supply chain risk mitigation has since become an essential component of risk management strategies andinformation securityprograms. To support the success of this effort, we’ve listed the top 4 supply chain ...
In addition to attacks like SolarWinds, which involve compromises of commercial software vendors, there are two other types of supply chain attacks — attacks against open-source software projects and cases where governments directly interfere in vendor products that originate in th...
Explore Darktrace's detection of the 3CX supply chain attack. Understand the tactics used and gain insights to safeguard your network from similar threats. Ever since the discovery of the SolarWinds hack that affected tens of thousands of organizations around the world in 2020, supply chain ...
This attack targeted the complex software supply chain. The wave of those attacks was mainly focused on the critical departments of the U.S. government and of many other leading corporations. Even if the attackers did not actively exploit their systems, the comprehensive nature of these breaches ...
We've covered many types of supply chain attacks that threat actors tend to deploy onto unsuspecting vendor/client relationships, so let's take a look at a few well-known recent examples of malicious attacks. SolarWinds SUNBURST Backdoor Attack: Attackers deployed malicious code onto a component...
“Attacks like SolarWinds have shown that organizations have difficulty detecting when their internal appliances begin communicating to new external (possibly malicious) hosts. This lack of visibility contributes to the dreaded ‘supply chain compromise.’” ...
Supply Chain Cyber Attacks are an approaching digital danger with the possibility to enormously amplify the harm of a solitary security break.