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Researchers say a threat actor claims to have hacked Ticketmaster and Santander using stolen credentials of a Snowflake employee; Snowflake disputes the claims

A threat actor claiming recent Santander and Ticketmaster breaches says they stole data after hacking into an employee's account at cloud storage company Snowflake.

BleepingComputer Sergiu Gatlan

Discussion

  • @evisdrenova Evis Drenova on x
    Wow. Hacker used one employee's login creds to dump refresh tokens and then used those to generate as many session tokens as they wanted. Then bypassed Okta using a new session token + the employee's password. https://www.hudsonrock.com/...
  • @troyhunt Troy Hunt on x
    This is a great write up on the possible origin of both the Ticketmaster and Santander data breaches, both attributed back to a compromise at @SnowflakeDB: https://www.hudsonrock.com/...
  • @gossithedog Kevin Beaumont on x
    Enterprise orgs, check your proxy logs (if you still have a proxy and haven't yeeted yourself off a zero trust bridge yet) for *.snowflake.com to see if any of your users signed for up for the free trial and set your data free.
  • @rockhudsonrock @rockhudsonrock on x
    🚨🚨 NEW INVESTIGATION 🚨🚨 Snowflake, Cloud Storage Giant, Suffers Massive Breach: Hacker Confirms to Hudson Rock Access Through Infostealer Infection https://www.hudsonrock.com/... [image]
  • @arkadiyt Arkadiy Tetelman on x
    Steal a Snowflake employee's cookies, access their helpdesk, & generate session tokens into customer environments. Completely preventable yet still all too common Thankfully we have a network policy requiring VPN for Snowflake access, so any session tokens for us were useless
  • @hunterwalk @hunterwalk on threads
    i swear i was buying those front row Backstreet Boys tickets with meet & greet for a friend every single tour since 1993 For.  A. Friend.
  • @joetidy Joe Tidy on x
    Ticketmaster confirms data hack which could affect 560m globally. Confirmed then. It's a biggie. https://www.bbc.com/...
  • @joetidy Joe Tidy on x
    Finding out about a giant data breach affecting hundreds of millions of people through a chilled out notice to investors is pretty grim. “We do not believe it is reasonably likely to have, a material impact on our financial condition or results of operations.”
  • @josephfcox Joseph Cox on x
    New from 404 Media: Ticketmaster/Live Nation confirm the hack in an SEC filing. I also obtained a second, larger sample of data on Thursday. I verified it relates to genuine accounts on the Ticketmaster website, included personal info, payments, etc https://www.404media.co/...
  • @josephfcox Joseph Cox on x
    Here's how I verified the second, larger sample of Ticketmaster data I got https://www.404media.co/... [image]
  • r/technews r on reddit
    Live Nation confirms Ticketmaster was hacked, says personal information stolen in data breach
  • @mattjay Matt Johansen on x
    This is a wild ride. Snowflake breached and scraped of over 400 companies data. Ticketmaster and Santander leaks this week seem to be tied to this. @vxunderground and @GossiTheDog putting out great content on it. [video]
  • @h4ckmanac @h4ckmanac on x
    🚨#DataBreach Update: 🚨 🇪🇸#Spain: The allegedly stolen data from Santander has also been put up for sale on the well-known hacking forum BreachForums, directly by the administrator ShinyHunters. ShinyHunters is the same threat actor who is selling the details of 560 million [image…