OAuth Oops: Tech Giants Stumble in Salesloft-Drift Breach
Salesloft to take Drift offline amid a security incident. Multiple companies fell victim to a supply chain attack targeting marketing software, leading to OAuth token theft. Cloudflare, Google, and more have confirmed impacts. The incident highlights the fragility of integrations as a weak link in enterprise defenses.
Hot Take:
Ah, the perennial dance of cybersecurity! It’s like trying to win a game of whack-a-mole, except the moles are sneaky hackers, and the mallet is a patchwork of updates and hope. This week’s star performer? The Salesloft-Drift breach, where attackers waltzed off with OAuth tokens like it was a Black Friday sale. Who knew integrations could be so fragile? Meanwhile, the rest of the cyber world continues its never-ending soap opera of espionage, exploitation, and AI hijinks. Buckle up, it’s going to be a hilarious ride!
Key Points:
- Salesloft-Drift breach exposed OAuth tokens, highlighting the vulnerability of integrations.
- High-risk CVEs are being actively exploited, including Sitecore and Google Android vulnerabilities.
- Russian and Iranian state-sponsored groups are deploying new backdoor and phishing campaigns.
- Threat actors are repurposing security tools like HexStrike AI for offensive operations.
- Google patched two Android vulnerabilities that have been used in targeted attacks.