Zscaler’s Data Drama: When Salesforce Tokens Take a Vacation!

Zscaler has become the latest victim in a major supply chain campaign targeting Salesforce customer data. The breach involved stolen OAuth tokens from Salesloft Drift, granting unauthorized access to Zscaler’s Salesforce. Although no misuse was found, Zscaler urges customers to stay vigilant against potential phishing and social engineering attacks.

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In a world where data breaches have become as common as cat memes, Zscaler is the latest contestant in the “Who Stole My Data?” game. Their Salesforce info was nabbed by crafty cyber villains, reminding us all that even the best defenses can be as leaky as a pasta strainer. Will the real security champion please stand up?

Key Points:

  • Zscaler fell victim to a supply chain attack targeting Salesforce customer data.
  • Adversaries stole OAuth tokens linked to the Salesloft Drift app.
  • Compromised data included names, emails, job titles, and more.
  • Zscaler quickly revoked access to prevent further data exposure.
  • Security experts suspect possible nation-state involvement.

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