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The following is an automated translation of an article that originally appeared in Norwegian. Helge Aadland Carlsen and Martin Gundersen report: Information about 144,249 passengers at Norwegian and Widerøe has been leaked in connection with the data breach at the Spanish IT provider Amadeus. This is stated in a letter Norwegian has sent to the…
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The attacker technique behind this story, in MITRE’s terms – and what to check in your own estate.
Trusted Relationship
Initial AccessWhat a defender checks
- List the suppliers with access into your systems, and how they connect.
- Give third parties separate, least-privilege accounts – and monitor them.
- Ask the supplier for indicators of compromise and a timeline.
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