Hackers Stole 1 Billion Salesforce Customer Database Records; Victims Include Google, TransUnion, Kering And Others

Hackers Stole 1 Billion Salesforce Customer Database Records; Victims Include Google, TransUnion, Kering And Others

Hackers list Toyota, FedEx, among 40 other major companies in its dark web listing

Hacking Group Launches Salesforce Data Breach Site to Extort Victims

Earlier this year, a team-up of some of the most infamous hacking groups claimed to have conducted a Salesforce data breach, stealing nearly 1 billion records from major global companies. The group, known as Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, has now launched a website to ransom victims of the data breach. Some of these victims are major tech firms, like Cloudflare, Zscaler, Google, and Workday. Threat actors have launched a website to extort Salesforce…

Hackers Claim Theft of 1 Billion Records Across 39 Companies

A recent surge in data thefts has culminated in a group of hackers threatening to publicly release 1 billion stolen records allegedly taken from 39 major companies, including well-known brands like Disney, McDonald’s, and Toyota. The group, calling itself the Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters, published a site on the dark web today, demanding that the victim companies pay a ransom by October 10 or face the leakage of the stolen data. The Connection to S…

Hackers Launch Leak Portal to Publish Data Stolen from Salesforce Instances - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

The hacker collective styling itself “Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters”—an alliance echoing elements of ShinyHunters, Scattered Spider, and Lapsus$—has launched an extortionware portal to pressure victims into paying for delisting and purported deletion of stolen data. The group’s leverage centers on Salesforce datasets, reflecting months of intrusions achieved via social engineering, OAuth abuse, and downstream supply chain compromise. UpGuard and oth…