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Digital transformation has enabled organizations to move to the cloud to ensure scalable, secure infrastructure. And, in recent years cloud infrastructure has evolved to include cloud marketplaces. These marketplaces are designed to provide customers with access to software applications and services that are built on, integrate with, or complement the cloud provider's offerings.
SVR Attacks on Microsoft 365
FireEye is reporting the current known tactics that the SVR used to compromise Microsoft 365 cloud data as part of its SolarWinds operation:
Mandiant has observed UNC2452 and other threat actors moving laterally to the Microsoft 365 cloud using a combination of four primary techniques:
- Steal the Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) token-signing certificate and use it to forge tokens for arbitrary users (sometimes described as Golden SAML). This would allow the attacker to authenticate into a federated resource provider (such as Microsoft 365) as any user, without the need for that user’s password or their corresponding multi-factor authentication (MFA) mechanism...