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DisbandTheCIA 39 points ago +39 / -0

Solarwinds isn’t on the classified nets and if it is they’re air gapped anyways.

Doubt they got much they don’t already have.

The Infowar / cyber war is real it has been going on for years it’s frightening how much nations know about each other that we the public will never see.

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sillBag 18 points ago +18 / -0

I agree that the Govt is likely not affected by this.

Most companies could have been though.

And the bigger network backbone providers across the globe, could be attacked.

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highmoves 11 points ago +11 / -0

Solarwinds is a snmp mgmt system typically. If it’s been hacked it’s either fuckery or blocking alarms from compromised systems.

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Reddit_is_for_cucks 4 points ago +4 / -0

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if someone has access to SolarWinds, wouldn't they be able to remotely access any machines using their RMM?

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highmoves 4 points ago +4 / -0

Potentially if solarwinds account has access to their radius or TACACs log ins. Typically not as it’s would have to be a common id across all network elements with a common login in from the server. Again it’s just typically monitoring and reporting software with a northbound interface in the customers I deal with. If there is a back door, it would need to be set up on the Appliance or vm. If solarwinds is set up to provision, that is a different discussion. The work I’ve done with the 3 letter agencies didn’t show that at all and the fips requirements were tight. I do t see it