Mimecast's source code stolen in SolarWinds breach

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Mimecast's source code stolen in SolarWinds breach
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Mimecast's source code stolen in SolarWinds breach

But Mimecast insists the code was 'incomplete'

Security vendor Mimecast has announced that its source code was stolen in cyber attacks linked to the SolarWinds breach. In an incident report published on its website, the company said that the...

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