ADT is the latest casualty in the relentless wave of data extortion, confirming a breach that saw customer data threatened and potentially leaked. But here's the messy part: it’s the *how* that tells us more about the shifting sands of corporate security.
A Salesforce slip-up just handed hackers a trove from McGraw-Hill's doorstep. ShinyHunters claims 45 million records—McGraw-Hill says it's no big deal. Who's right?
ShinyHunters just bragged about breaching over 20 SaaS companies via slick vishing. Mandiant's got the playbook to shut them down—before your data's next on BreachForums.
Hackers posing as IT help are dialing up the pressure on execs, tricking them into handing over SSO keys to vast SaaS troves. Mandiant's latest report peels back the curtain on ShinyHunters' ruthless expansion.
Extortionists ShinyHunters just claimed another scalp: Wynn Resorts' employee data. Check Point Research drops the details in its March 2 threat intel—operations held steady, but the casino giant's no stranger to hackers' sights.
Imagine a hacker knowing your Viagra order details from a support chat. That's the nightmare for Hims & Hers customers after ShinyHunters raided their Zendesk platform.
Hackers didn't crack Snowflake. They swiped keys from a side door — Anodot. Now, ShinyHunters are extorting over a dozen victims with pilfered data troves.
Hackers hit Hims & Hers where it hurts: their Zendesk support tickets. Millions stolen, personal details exposed — all because of a sloppy Okta compromise.
Your login credentials? Probably floating in hacker turf wars right now. TeamPCP's breaches are exploding, with rival crews like ShinyHunters and Lapsus$ piling on the chaos.