CrowdStrike Insider Screenshots Scandal: No Breach, Just a Peekaboo!
CrowdStrike denies any system breach after an insider sold screenshots to hackers. They emphasize no customer data was exposed, even as hackers offered $25,000 for network access. The insider was promptly terminated, proving that crime doesn’t pay—unless you’re looking for a quick exit from your job.
Hot Take:
Insider threats: because why break into a system when you can just bribe someone on the inside? CrowdStrike may not have been breached, but they sure got a taste of drama worthy of a cybersecurity soap opera. It’s a tale of betrayal, intrigue, and screenshots—cue the dramatic music!
Key Points:
- Insider shared internal screenshots with hackers; no system breach occurred.
- CrowdStrike confirmed no customer data exposure.
- Suspicious insider was identified and terminated.
- ShinyHunters tried to buy access and internal reports, receiving only SSO cookies.
- ShinyHunters continues data-theft spree on Salesforce instances of major companies.
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