Zscaler’s Salesforce Slip: Data Breach Drama Unveils Salesloft Drift Debacle!
Zscaler recently revealed that customer data was exposed due to the Salesloft Drift attacks on Salesforce. The data breach involved the theft of OAuth tokens, allowing hackers to access sensitive information. Zscaler recommends revoking Salesloft Drift access and rotating API tokens to secure Salesforce data. So, maybe rethink that trust fall with third-party apps.
Hot Take:
Oh dear, it seems that the cybercriminals are having a field day with Salesforce integrations! What’s next, a heist at the local CRM store? Zscaler’s data slip-up is just another entry on the cybercriminals’ hit list, proving once again that even the cloud can have cloudy days.
Key Points:
- Zscaler’s customer data was exposed due to Salesloft Drift attacks affecting Salesforce.
- Information stolen includes business emails, job titles, and product licensing info.
- The security breach occurred between August 8 and August 18, involving OAuth tokens.
- ShinyHunters group suspected of orchestrating the data theft.
- Zscaler advises revoking and rotating credentials to prevent further exposure.
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