Salesforce Under Siege: The Comical Chaos of Cyber Heists and Shiny Hacks!

Cybercriminals are targeting Salesforce in a modern twist on heists, stealing digital “diamonds” (customer data). The Salesloft Drift supply chain attack highlights the evolving tactics of groups like UNC6395, who are exploiting human flaws over technology vulnerabilities. Salesforce’s new restrictions may force them to find fresh ways to access sensitive data.

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Hot Take:

Oh, Salesforce, you’ve become the new diamond in the digital heist crown! Cybercriminals are treating your data like a five-star buffet, and it seems everyone’s grabbing a plate. It’s like Ocean’s Eleven, but with keyboards instead of casino chips. And as if that wasn’t enough, your favorite cybercriminal groups are branching out, going from mere data thieves to full-on social engineering maestros. Somebody call George Clooney!

Key Points:

  • Salesforce instances are being targeted in data theft activities, notably through the Salesloft Drift supply chain attack.
  • Threat actors associated with Muddled Libra and Bling Libra are boasting about their exploits on Telegram channels.
  • Affiliates of “The Com” focus on exploiting human and process vulnerabilities rather than tech vulnerabilities.
  • Salesforce is tightening security, restricting uninstalled connected applications to thwart data theft.
  • Cybercriminal groups are shifting tactics, potentially moving from RaaS to data theft extortion due to increased law enforcement attention.

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