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Lesson From SolarWinds Attack: It s Time to Beef Up IAM

(Source: Mike via Flickr) The SolarWinds supply chain attack should prompt federal agencies and others to rethink how they approach security issues - especially identity and access management, according to a breakdown of the attack presented this week by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. At NIST s Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board meeting, Jay Gazlay, a technical strategist with CISA who has been examining the attack since it was first disclosed in December 2020, presented an analysis of what the agency has learned about the attack to date. That included a detailed timeline of how the hackers implanted a backdoor in a software update for SolarWind s Orion network monitoring platform. The update with the backdoor was eventually installed by about 18,000 of the company s customers.

Qualys Gets Clopped by Accellion-Exploiting Attackers

Based in Foster City, California, Qualys sells cloud-based IT, security and compliance products and has about 19,000 customers across 130 countries. In a statement released Wednesday evening, the company says it uses FTA solely to transfer files as part of our customer support system. While customer data was stolen, Qualys says that attackers did not breach its production environments, codebase or customer data hosted on the Qualys Cloud Platform, and that all of its services remain operational and are functioning normally. Qualys issued its statement after the Clop - aka Cl0p - ransomware gang on Wednesday began listing Qualys as a victim on its leaks site and posted six screenshots containing stolen data. The image files are named Screenshot 70.png through Screenshot 75.png. The site also contains a listing for files part 1 - apparently the first batch of stolen files - which is spread across three separate zip file archives available for download.

Russian Cybercriminal Forum Maza Breached

Maza cybercrime forum members details breached (Source: Flashpoint) Maza, a Russian carding and fraud discussion forum, has been breached, and hackers have leaked users email addresses and forum credentials, security firms report. The breach occurred Wednesday evening, experts say, and led to many types of information being exposed: user IDs; usernames; email addresses; passwords in both hashed and obfuscated form; Yahoo, MSN and Skype credentials; and other data that could help identify individuals. A 35-page PDF file leaked on the dark web, with 3,000 rows of data, includes alleged user information, experts say. Exposed data includes ICQ numbers, which could be used to connect multiple accounts to the same user across many forums and different nicknames over time, threat intelligence firm Flashpoint reports.

Okta to Buy Auth0 for $6 5 Billion

Okta to Buy Auth0 for $6 5 Billion
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