
Snowflake has issued a warning to its cloud customers about a targeted credential theft campaign. Hackers are using information-stealing malware to obtain credentials and compromise accounts that do not use multifactor authentication (MFA). The company urges customers to enable MFA immediately to protect their accounts. This alert, issued over the weekend, follows a broader trend of sophisticated cyber attacks, including a multi-stage malware attack in Ukraine that uses MS Excel macros to deploy Cobalt Strike, a penetration testing tool often repurposed for malicious activities. Additionally, hundreds of Snowflake customer passwords have been found online linked to this malware.
3 🇨🇳 nation-state threat groups — Mustang Panda, APT15 and a subgroup of APT41 known by some researchers as “Earth Longzhi” — spent nearly two years targeting a high-level Southeast Asian government department in search of information about the country’s strategy concerning the… https://t.co/c749S2C3LF
Hundreds of Snowflake customer passwords found online are linked to info-stealing malware: https://t.co/7KRe74tn2p by TechCrunch #infosec #cybersecurity #technology #news
Who are these RansomHub cyber-thieves? Looks like a Knight ransomware reboot https://t.co/HXuG3tqXHg








