Salesloft’s GitHub Oops: Drift Data Breach Sparks Supply Chain Chaos!

Salesloft’s GitHub account fell into the wrong hands, leading to a data breach through its Drift application. The threat actors cleverly accessed the account for months, like sneaky raccoons in a garbage bin. Salesloft has since cleaned up the mess and put Drift on a timeout, hoping to avoid any further dumpster diving.

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Oh, Salesloft, you had one job — keep your GitHub account safe! Instead, you left the backdoor wide open, and now, 22 companies are left wondering if they should have paid extra for a security subscription. Lesson learned: Don’t be the person who gets an invite to a party they didn’t even know was happening in their own house!

Key Points:

  • Salesloft’s GitHub account was compromised, leading to a data breach involving its Drift application.
  • The breach allowed the threat actor, UNC6395, to access repositories and perform reconnaissance activities.
  • OAuth tokens for Drift customers’ technology integrations were stolen.
  • Salesloft took the Drift application offline and implemented stronger security measures.
  • Salesforce has restored some integrations but not for the Drift app.

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