Security News > 2021 > October > More Russian SVR Supply-Chain Attacks
Nobelium has been attempting to replicate the approach it has used in past attacks by targeting organizations integral to the global IT supply chain.
This time, it is attacking a different part of the supply chain: resellers and other technology service providers that customize, deploy and manage cloud services and other technologies on behalf of their customers.
We believe Nobelium ultimately hopes to piggyback on any direct access that resellers may have to their customers' IT systems and more easily impersonate an organization's trusted technology partner to gain access to their downstream customers.
Since May, we have notified more than 140 resellers and technology service providers that have been targeted by Nobelium.
We continue to investigate, but to date we believe as many as 14 of these resellers and service providers have been compromised.
We have discovered this campaign during its early stages, and we are sharing these developments to help cloud service resellers, technology providers, and their customers take timely steps to help ensure Nobelium is not more successful.
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