Google’s Salesforce Snafu: Hackers, Phishers, and a Comedy of Cyber Errors
Google’s Salesforce instance was targeted by threat actors UNC6040, linking to ShinyHunters, in a data breach campaign. While phishing tactics accessed some business info, Google assures it was mostly public data. Meanwhile, ShinyHunters might be upping the ante with a data leak site—because nothing says “cybercriminal” like a flashy online debut!
Hot Take:
Looks like Google’s Salesforce instance had a little unwelcome visitor, and it wasn’t just there for the free coffee! This cyber drama has all the suspense of a thriller, with a plot twist involving some sneaky cybercriminals, a famous tech giant, and a pinch of extortion. Who knew corporate data breaches could be the new binge-worthy show of the season?
Key Points:
- Google’s Salesforce instance was targeted by threat group UNC6040.
- The attack is part of a larger campaign affecting multiple major companies.
- Hackers accessed basic business information, like names and contacts.
- UNC6040 is linked to the infamous ShinyHunters and Scattered Spider groups.
- Salesforce claims their platform wasn’t breached; it’s all about crafty phishing.
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