Cloudflare Caught in Salesloft Breach: Salesforce Fiasco Sparks Credential Chaos!

Cloudflare has become the latest casualty in a series of Salesloft Drift breaches, revealing that attackers accessed their Salesforce instance and nabbed 104 API tokens. Before you panic, Cloudflare has already rotated those tokens like a DJ spinning records, but impacted customers might want to rotate their credentials too. Safety first!

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Looks like ShinyHunters are adding a new feather to their notorious cap—collecting Salesforce data like it’s the hottest new Pokémon trend. Cloudflare just got served a not-so-cool dish of supply chain attack sorbet, and they’re not amused. The internet giant is on high alert, rotating tokens like a DJ spins records, all while urging customers to treat their shared credentials like a piece of gum found under a subway seat—compromised and untrustworthy. Oh, the joys of cybersecurity!

Key Points:

  • Cloudflare was impacted by a supply-chain attack linked to Salesloft Drift breaches.
  • 104 Cloudflare API tokens were exposed, leading to a swift token rotation.
  • Cloudflare warned customers to consider shared credentials compromised.
  • ShinyHunters have been targeting Salesforce customers with voice phishing.
  • Hundreds of organizations have been affected by similar breaches.

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