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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 as part of a sophisticated, monthslong campaign.
Subsequently, numerous Orion-using organizations have confirmed that they were victims of second-stage attacks, launched by hackers who accessed the Orion backdoor - dubbed Sunburst - that may have compromised data and led to further compromises. Confirmed second-stage victims include, among others, FireEye, Microsoft and up t ....

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