But both FireEye and SolarWinds suggested that the breaches they had discovered so far relied on manual, customised attacks, suggesting that not all of the 275,000 organisations using SolarWinds worldwide had been affected.
In the US, the National Security Council (NSC) said on Monday it was working "to coordinate a swift and effective whole-of-government recovery and response to the recent compromise.”
Jeremy Fleming, head of British signals intelligence agency GCHQ, described the hacks as “serious events” and said his staff were “working at pace” with US partners and the private sector to understand the implications. The National Cyber Security Centre, GCHQ’s defensive cyber arm, is releasing advice for UK organisations which consider themselves at risk.
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