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Get Permission A new leaks site claims to be selling data from Cisco, FireEye, Microsoft and SolarWinds that was stolen via the SolarWinds supply chain attack. While all four organizations are confirmed victims, security experts question whether the offer is legitimate and note that it parallels previous efforts, including by Russia, designed to foil hack attack attribution. The appearance of the leaks website comes just four weeks after cybersecurity firm FireEye discovered and issued a public alert, warning that Texas-based SolarWinds' Orion network monitoring software had been backdoored...

You can never have enough predictions. That seems to be the view of Jefferies analyst Brent Thill. As noted in a previous article, Thill on Monday issued a list of his top internet stock picks—and some forecasts for 2021. In a separate mammoth research note—this time close to 200 pages—Thill provides an outlook on the other half of his coverage universe, enterprise application, infrastructure and security stocks. That group had a spectacular year in 2020, generating returns that will be tough to match in 2021. Thill notes that as a group software outperformed the S&P 500 by 36 p...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department and the federal court system disclosed on...

The attack that may have exposed 18,000 SolarWinds’ customers also brought a lot of attention to the importance of cybersecurity. That had Wall Street analysts revising their views of the industry and the stocks.

Russians Are Believed to Have Used Microsoft Resellers in Cyberattacks Evidence from the security firm CrowdStrike suggests that companies that sell software on behalf of Microsoft were used to break into Microsoft’s Office 365 customers. New evidence suggests that the SolarWinds hackers used companies that sell software on behalf of Microsoft as a conduit to break into customers’ software.Credit...Sergio Flores/Reuters Dec. 24, 2020 As the United States comes to grips with a far-reaching Russian cyberattack on federal agencies, private corporations and the nation’s infrastructure, new ...