Isolation is a good option but might be difficult for anyone who heavily relies on them and is monitoring systems without the agent. If this is the case then traffic monitoring might be the only option.
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Actual attack might happen after monitoring system is isolated/offline.
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Or switch to Tipping Point / Trend Micro.
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Or if possible just disable the service entirely until patch is released- again only if possible
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finally somebody with some sense. too many "cyber security journalists" on twitter with no helpful info for those affected other than "stay tuned", I feel sorry for them.


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Bend over and kiss Christmas freeze good bye ;)
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Start looking for data being exfilled in outbound traffic. Look for top talkers..
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My org didn't do any Orion updates in 2020 except for October with v2020.2.1. No signs of compromise, using the IOCs published so far.
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Should not everything be contained within it’s own VLAN? Is everyone else not using segmentation?
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