FireEye hacked 'by Russia.' Who's next?
Richi Jennings Industry analyst and editor, RJAssociates FireEye—the huge security company, with revenues of $900 million and countless US federal agencies on its customer roll—confessed this week that it had been hacked. Its proprietary red-teaming tool set was stolen. Officially, the firm’s not saying who perpetrated the intrusion. But secret-squirrel sources say it was Russia—APT29 to be precise. It’s being seen as revenge for outing Russia as the culprit for other high-profile shenanigans. In this week’s Your humble blogwatcher curated these bloggy...
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