Corp. SolarWinds SWI,
on Thursday it found out about its negotiation software on Monday and responded with a solution the next day, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday. On Monday, FireEye announced that hackers had installed SolarWinds Orion IT management software, used in many corporate and government networks around the world, with malware that could control it. infectious machinery. That caused SolarWinds shares to fall more than 25% on the week. The SolarWinds hack was on the heels of FireEye’s FEYE,
declare that his systems have been attacked. In the filtering, SolarWinds said it had “swiftly” handed out pieces of software to customers that it believes are vulnerable to code request. Realizing that the attack on his systems was “very solemn,” SolarWinds said it had failed to identify the attacker, which others have thought is backed by a nationalist state. Shares of SolarWinds rose 2% after hours, following a 2.4% decline to close Thursday’s regular session at $ 17.60.