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Cisco acknowledges some of its systems compromised by SolarWinds malware

Dev Kundaliya

21 December 2020 • 3 min read

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Cisco acknowledges some of its systems compromised through SolarWinds malware

But none of the company's products or services were affected, Cisco says

Nearly two dozen computer systems used by Cisco researchers in the company lab were compromised through SolarWinds-related malware that was used by a state-backed hacking group to target multiple g...

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