Supposedly a piece of software called MOVEit. A file transfer software. Don't have it in our environment luckily but there are so many avenues of attack in IT and individuals can't onow every piece of software/hardware in and out so misconfiguration is possible avenue of attack.
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I wonder what the software is? Sounds HR and/or medical record related.
Supposedly a piece of software called MOVEit. A file transfer software. Don't have it in our environment luckily but there are so many avenues of attack in IT and individuals can't onow every piece of software/hardware in and out so misconfiguration is possible avenue of attack.
Makes perfect sense to attack during file transfer.
Like Amazon Cloud? Wasn't the Pentagon using that at one point?
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MOVEit File transfer software.
https://www.ipswitch.com/moveit
Hmmm. Code talk?
I seem to recall they were using what amounts to a copy of it. With technical support from Amazon.
Not using the Civilian version. Though it’s been a while since that bit of information came out. So I could be remembering wrong
Reddit, Google and Microsoft are getting hit too on down detector.
Don't know about the Pentagon. When I was a contractor for DHS they were using AWS.
Sounds like Microsoft Windows. Without a secure antivirus to lock it down, it is wide open to attack.