Okta Breach Widens to Affect 100% of Customer Base
Early disclosures related to September compromise insisted less than 1% of Okta customers were impacted; now, the company says it was all of them.
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Early disclosures related to September compromise insisted less than 1% of Okta customers were impacted; now, the company says it was all of them.
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Hunters researchers noted the vulnerability could lead to privilege escalation. Google said the report “does not identify an underlying security issue in our products.”
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Threat actors dabbles in obfuscation and evasion techniques. However, as previously detailed by Confiant, they are using much more advanced tricks. Their JavaScript uses obfuscation with changing variable names, making identification harder.
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Cupertino’s security response team said it was aware of a report the flaws were already exploited against versions of iOS before iOS 16.7.1.
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The conclusion was reached after researchers evaluated over 9,500 of the largest transactional websites in terms of traffic,…
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The prolific threat actor has laundered hundreds of millions of dollars in stolen virtual currency through the service.
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Plus: Major security patches from Microsoft, Mozilla, Atlassian, Cisco, and more.
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No Iranian bank customers are safe from financially motivated cybercriminals wielding convincing but fake mobile apps.
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2023 has been a banner year for zero-day exploits in Chrome and Google has patched its 6th and this one is considered an “emergency.”
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The finding highlights the potential misuse of service accounts to gain unauthorized access to SaaS systems. Abusing the bug enabled attackers to predict service account email addresses, hijack the accounts, and collect sensitive information.
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