Short video by cybersecurity expert Caitlin Sarian explaining a breach at Snowflake that led to data theft from 165 companies, including Ticketmaster. Mandiant attributes the intrusion to attacker group UNC5537 which used stolen login credentials. The speaker advises viewers not to reuse usernames/passwords and to check breach exposure via the provided online service.
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Hackers steal data from 165 companies, one of which was Ticketmaster. Here's what happened. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cybersecurity and data protection expert, and I want to help you understand cybersecurity news. Let's go. So Snowflake, which is a cloud storage company and is used by many, many large companies like Ticketmaster, was breached, and because of that, 165 businesses had data stolen from. Now, Mandiant, which is a Cyber Security Group, reg recognize that the group UNC5537 was responsible for this, and they utilize stolen login credentials, which now more than ever, is a reminder to never reuse the same username and password for anything. You can actually go to haveibenpwn.com to see if your credentials have been involved in a data breach. Comment data breach, and I will send you the link and you can check it out. Now, if you believe you are part of this breach, you will be notified. But in the meantime, take. Take this as a reminder to not reuse username and passwords. And if you are, please change your passwords right now, because if you're utilizing the same username and password.
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