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Salesloft breach linked to theft of Drift OAuth tokens used to access Salesforce, Google says UNC6395 behind attack
Hackers breached Salesloft to steal Drift OAuth and refresh tokens used for Salesforce integration, enabling data exfiltration from customer environments. Google’s threat intelligence assigns UNC6395 to the activity and notes credential theft across cloud services, with administrators urged to rotate credentials and reauthenticate Drift-Salesforce connections.
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Farmers Insurance says 1.1 million customers affected by data breach tied to Salesforce attack wave
Farmers Insurance says 1.1 million customers were affected by a data breach at a third‑party vendor, tied to a broader Salesforce data‑theft campaign. The incident exposed names, addresses, birth dates, driver’s licenses, and last‑four digits of SSNs, with notices issued starting in August and Maine officials confirming more than 1.1 million total affected across notices.
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Auchan data breach exposes loyalty data of hundreds of thousands of customers
French retailer Auchan disclosed a cyberattack that exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of loyalty-account holders, including names, addresses, emails, phone numbers, and loyalty card numbers, while bank data and PINs were not affected. The company has notified CNIL and urged vigilance against phishing.
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Cheap VPS Hijacking Drives New Wave of SaaS-Based Business Email Compromises, Darktrace Finds
A Darktrace security report details a new wave of attacks where criminals rent cheap VPS services to hijack business email accounts, bypass traditional defenses, and establish covert, long-term access through subtle inbox rules.
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Transparent Tribe targets Indian government with dual-platform Linux and Windows malware, researchers say
Researchers say the Transparent Tribe (APT36) has expanded its assault on Indian government networks with a cross‑platform campaign targeting Windows and Linux‑BOSS systems through spear‑phishing, weaponized desktop shortcuts, and a Go‑based backdoor, complemented by anti‑analysis techniques and 2FA‑focused phishing.
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Malicious Go module masquerades as SSH brute-forcer, exfiltrates credentials via Telegram bot, researchers say
Security researchers have identified a malicious Go module masquerading as an SSH brute-force tool that quietly exfiltrates credentials to a threat actor via Telegram. The module, golang-random-ip-ssh-bruteforce, targets random SSH services, disables host key verification, and relays harvested data to a Telegram bot, highlighting ongoing software supply chain and credential theft risks.
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Data I/O reports ransomware attack disrupts operations; SEC filing indicates ongoing investigation
Data I/O, a major electronics maker with high-profile clients, disclosed a ransomware infection that began August 16 and continues to disrupt operations. The company activated response protocols, hired cybersecurity experts, and is investigating, with no timetable for restoration.
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Interpol-led Africa cybercrime crackdown nets 1,209 arrests, $97.4 million recovered
Interpol says authorities across 18 African countries arrested 1,209 cybercriminals in the second phase of Operation Serengeti 2.0, recovering $97.4 million and dismantling thousands of illicit infrastructures as part of a broad cross-border crackdown on ransomware, online scams and business email compromise.










