SolarWinds says "fewer than 18,000" customers compromised

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Software update allowed hackers to spy unnoticed for almost nine months.

SolarWinds says "fewer than 18,000" customers compromised
SolarWinds said fewer than 18,000 of its customers had downloaded a compromised software update which allowed suspected Russian hackers to spy on global businesses and governments unnoticed for almost nine months. The United States issued an emergency warning, ordering users to disconnect and ...

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