Stryker

[omar]

We get phishing test emails around once a week, and you'd have to be some fucking moron to fall for one

Ah these are the people to give their bank details to the Nigerian Prince

 

[Hawkeye]

I’d say it was a bit more sophisticated than a spam email. Targeted attack, Googled it and Stryker do have a small manufacturing facility in Israel.

 

[omar]

I’d say it was a bit more sophisticated than a spam email. Targeted attack, based on Stryker having a small manufacturing facility in Israel.

Ah lad...turn on the sarcasm detector

 

[sigourney's knickers]

I’d say it was a bit more sophisticated than a spam email. Targeted attack, Googled it and Stryker do have a small manufacturing facility in Israel.

It was a Trojan Horse...








... in Greek sandals.

 

[Browser Brody]

That malware could have been in the Stryker system for months/years and they only pulled the trigger now.

 

[Handy Run]

Where are Stryker's IT Systems & security based?

Will be mortifying for them if they're yanks.

 

[Henrys Fonda]

Ah these are the people to give their bank details to the Nigerian Prince

They wiped the windows devices connected to their network, there’s an improvement straight away

 

[White Van Man]

Where are Stryker's IT Systems & security based?

Will be mortifying for them if they're yanks.

A lot of their IT jobs are in India

 

[Hawkeye]

A lot of their IT jobs are in India

Actually not, just application support in India and the US. Stryker have boots on the ground, supported by Irish techs.

 

[Browser Brody]

That malware could have been in the Stryker system for months/years and they only pulled the trigger now.

Hmmm.
So it ‘seems’ it was not actually Malware but rather an administrative or privileged account for their Mobile Device Management portal was compromised .
That sent a command to wipe all devices enrolled in InTune. So at least that works …

I wonder if there is a jumphost server or some OTP system in between but anyways….the horse has bolted now.

Absolute madness having a BYOD policy for phones. No excuse for it in this day and age.