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#4That is not good to hear.
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#5The actually interesting article is at https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/voi...
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#6The hacks will continue until a real consequence is provided.
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#7Google, guardian of the internet, just got pickpocketed through someone else's jacket.
ShinyHunters did not even hack Google directly, they just walked in through Salesforce while whistling.
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#8https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/voi...
Kinda funny, honestly. Intelligence article from early June, “here’s a sophisticated Salesforce phishing attack we’ve been seeing, here are the details so you don’t get caught”, with an update added two months later, “oh yeah, forgot to mention, they got us back in June”.
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#9It's a bit overblown. The Salesforce CRM data and it was public information about busineses: “basic and largely publicly available business information, such as business names and contact details.”
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#10The hacks will continue until a real consequence is provided.
What are you talking about ? The consequences for hackers if caught are terrible! What else would you do? The death penalty ?
(Sarcasm of course)