In December 2020, federal officials revealed that the SolarWinds hack was part of a much larger campaign that also targeted the NSA and other government agencies. This campaign, which has been dubbed “Zetter,” involved the use of zero-day vulnerabilities to gain access to sensitive information. The hackers behind Zetter are still unknown, but the scope of the attack is unprecedented. officials solarwinds nsa nsazetter zeroday
In December 2020, SolarWinds announced that it had been the victim of a sophisticated cyberattack in which hackers planted a malicious backdoor in its software updates. The hackers are believed to be state-sponsored and the attack has been linked to the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB). The attack is believed to be part of a larger campaign of cyber espionage targeting U.S. government agencies and critical infrastructure. officials solarwinds nsa nsazetter zeroday
In December 2020, SolarWinds announced that a hacker had gained access to its software and used it to insert malicious code into updates that were then sent out to SolarWinds’ customers. The hackers are believed to be from the Russian intelligence agency, the National Security Agency (NSA). The NSA has been accused of using similar tactics in the past, including the use of so-called “zero day” vulnerabilities.
