Cisco’s Vishing Oops: CRM Data Breach Exposes Basic User Info!

Cisco disclosed a CRM data breach via vishing attack, exposing user names, emails, and phone numbers. No sensitive data or systems were compromised, but it’s a solid reminder that not all phish are caught by the net! Cisco is now retraining staff on vishing attacks, proving even tech giants can get pranked.

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Oh, Cisco, you sly fox! Who knew that a phone call could cause such a ruckus? It turns out that a vishing attack, not a phishing attack, was the secret ingredient to this latest data breach soufflé. Your basic info is out there, but rest easy, your top-secret pizza order history remains safe!

Key Points:

  • Cisco confirmed a CRM data breach due to a vishing attack.
  • Only basic user info was exposed; no sensitive data was compromised.
  • The breach was discovered after a call targeted a Cisco representative.
  • Authorities and affected users were notified promptly.
  • Cisco is enhancing security and retraining staff to recognize vishing attacks.

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