All news with #supply-chain incident tag

Wealthsimple Reports Customer Data Breach Linked to Salesloft

🔒 Wealthsimple disclosed a data breach detected on August 30 after attackers accessed a trusted third-party software package. The company said less than 1% of customers had personal information exposed, including contact details, government IDs, account numbers, IP addresses, Social Insurance Numbers, and dates of birth. Wealthsimple stated no funds or passwords were taken; impacted customers are being offered two years of complimentary credit and identity protection and were advised to enable two-factor authentication and remain alert for phishing.

CRM Supply-Chain Breach via Salesloft Drift Impacts Vendors

🔒 Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler and Cloudflare disclosed a supply-chain breach traced to the Salesloft Drift integration with Salesforce. The compromise exposed business contact information, account/contact/case/opportunity records and, in some instances, OAuth tokens and plaintext support-case content; attachments and files were reportedly not affected. Palo Alto's Unit 42 observed active searches of exfiltrated data and deletion of queries consistent with anti-forensics. Vendors are advising immediate token revocation, credential rotation and comprehensive review of Salesforce logs and SOQL query history.

Bridgestone Confirms Cyberattack Affecting Manufacturing

🔒 Bridgestone Americas is investigating a limited cyber incident that has disrupted operations at several North American manufacturing facilities. The company says its rapid response contained the issue at an early stage and that there is currently no evidence of customer data compromise or deep network infiltration. Reports indicated production impacts in Aiken County, South Carolina, and Joliette, Quebec, and Bridgestone is working around the clock to mitigate supply-chain fallout while forensic analysis continues. Bridgestone declined to confirm whether the incident involves ransomware; no extortion group has claimed responsibility to date.

Malicious npm Packages Use Ethereum to Deliver Malware

⚠️ ReversingLabs researchers uncovered a supply chain campaign that used Ethereum smart contracts to conceal URLs for malware delivered via rogue GitHub repositories and npm packages. The packages colortoolsv2 and mimelib2 were intentionally minimal and designed to be pulled as dependencies from fraudulent repositories posing as cryptocurrency trading bots. Attackers inflated commit histories with sockpuppet accounts and automated pushes to appear legitimate, then used on-chain storage to hide secondary payload locations and evade URL-scanning defenses.

Malicious npm Packages Use Ethereum Smart Contracts

🛡️A new campaign used malicious npm packages to hide command-and-control URLs inside Ethereum smart contracts, evading typical static detection. ReversingLabs researcher Karlo Zanki uncovered packages colortoolsv2 and mimelib2 that delivered second-stage payloads via blockchain-held URLs. The threat also included fake GitHub projects, such as solana-trading-bot-v2, built to appear legitimate. Developers are urged to vet dependencies and maintainers beyond superficial metrics.

Cloudflare, Palo Alto Hit by Salesloft Drift Breach

🔒 Cloudflare and Palo Alto Networks disclosed that threat actors accessed their Salesforce tenants via the third‑party Salesloft Drift app after compromising OAuth tokens. Cloudflare reported reconnaissance on 9 August 2025 and said data was exfiltrated from Salesforce case objects between 12–17 August 2025. The exposed fields principally contained support case text and business contact information; Cloudflare identified 104 API tokens and has rotated them, urging customers to rotate any credentials shared in cases. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group links the activity to UNC6395 and warns harvested data may be used for targeted follow‑on attacks.

Model Namespace Reuse: Supply-Chain RCE in Cloud AI

🔒 Unit 42 describes a widespread flaw called Model Namespace Reuse that lets attackers reclaim abandoned Hugging Face Author/ModelName namespaces and distribute malicious model code. The technique can lead to remote code execution and was demonstrated against major platforms including Google Vertex AI and Azure AI Foundry, as well as thousands of open-source projects. Recommended mitigations include version pinning, cloning models to trusted storage, and scanning repositories for reusable references.

Brazilian FinTech Sinqia Discloses $130M Pix Heist Attempt

🔒 Sinqia disclosed an attempted theft of approximately R$710 million (about $130m) from two banking customers processed through its Pix transaction environment on 29 August 2025. The company says attackers leveraged compromised credentials from an IT vendor, halted Pix processing, and engaged forensic teams while cooperating with regulators. A portion of the funds has been recovered and investigations, including law enforcement coordination, are ongoing.

Salesloft Takes Drift Offline After OAuth Token Theft

🔒 Salesloft said it will temporarily take its Drift chatbot service offline after a supply-chain compromise led to the mass theft of OAuth and refresh tokens tied to the Drift AI chat agent. The outage is intended to allow a comprehensive security review and build additional resiliency; Drift chatbot functionality and access will be unavailable during the process. Salesloft is working with cybersecurity partners Mandiant and Coalition while investigators, including Google Threat Intelligence Group, attribute the campaign to UNC6395 and report that more than 700 organizations may be affected.

Supply-chain Breach Impacts Palo Alto, Zscaler, Cloudflare

🔒 Three major vendors—Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler, and Cloudflare disclosed a supply‑chain breach tied to the Salesloft Drift Salesforce integration that exposed OAuth tokens and customer CRM data. The incident reportedly involved mass exfiltration from Account, Contact, Case and Opportunity records and included business contact data and some plaintext case notes. Vendors recommend rotating credentials, revoking unused OAuth tokens, auditing Salesforce Event Monitoring and reviewing SOQL query logs and connected-app activity for signs of abuse.

Cloudflare Hit by Data Breach in Salesloft Drift Attack

🔒 Cloudflare disclosed attackers accessed a Salesforce instance used for internal customer case management in a broader Salesloft Drift supply‑chain breach, exposing 104 Cloudflare API tokens and the text contents of support case objects. Cloudflare was notified on August 23, rotated all exfiltrated platform-issued tokens, and began notifying impacted customers on September 2. The company said only text fields were stolen — subject lines, case bodies and contact details — but warned customers that any credentials shared via support tickets should be considered compromised and rotated immediately.

Cloudflare Response to Salesloft Drift Salesforce Breach

🔒 Cloudflare confirmed that it and some customers were impacted by the Salesloft/Drift breach which exposed Salesforce support case text. The company found 104 Cloudflare API tokens in the exfiltrated data, rotated them, and observed no suspicious activity tied to those tokens. No Cloudflare infrastructure was compromised; affected customers were notified and advised to rotate any credentials shared in support tickets and to harden third-party integrations.

Malicious npm Package Masquerades as Nodemailer Library

⚠️ A malicious npm package named nodejs-smtp impersonating the popular nodemailer library was discovered to both send mail and inject malware into Electron-based desktop cryptocurrency wallets. When imported, it unpacked and tampered with Atomic Wallet on Windows, replacing vendor files and repackaging the app to silently redirect transactions to attacker-controlled addresses. Socket's researchers prompted npm to remove the package and suspend the account.

Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack Severely Disrupts Production

🔒 Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) said a cyberattack forced the company to proactively shut down multiple systems to mitigate impact. The incident, reported over the weekend, has severely disrupted retail and production operations, including systems at the Solihull plant. JLR stated there is no evidence that customer data was stolen and is working to restart global applications in a controlled manner.

Palo Alto Networks Salesforce Breach Exposes Customer Data

🔒 Palo Alto Networks confirmed a Salesforce data breach after attackers abused OAuth tokens stolen in the Salesloft Drift supply-chain incident to access its CRM. The intruders exfiltrated business contact, account records and support Case data, which in some instances contained sensitive IT details and passwords. Palo Alto says products and services were not affected, tokens were revoked, and credentials rotated.

Palo Alto Networks Response to Salesloft/Drift Breach

🔐 Palo Alto Networks confirmed last week that a breach of Salesloft’s Drift third‑party application allowed unauthorized access to customer Salesforce data, affecting hundreds of organizations including Palo Alto Networks. We immediately disconnected the vendor integration from our Salesforce environment and directed Unit 42 to lead a comprehensive investigation. The investigation found the incident was isolated to our CRM platform; no Palo Alto Networks products or services were impacted, and exposed data primarily included business contact information, internal sales account records and basic case data. We are proactively contacting a limited set of customers who may have had more sensitive data exposed and have made support available through our customer support channels.

Zscaler Says Salesforce Data Exposed via Drift OAuth

🔒 Zscaler has disclosed that OAuth tokens tied to the third-party Salesloft Drift application were stolen, allowing an attacker to access its Salesforce instance. The company said exposed data included business contact details, job titles, phone numbers, regional information, product licensing and some plain-text support case content, but not attachments or images. Zscaler revoked the app's access, rotated API tokens, implemented additional safeguards and urged customers to remain vigilant for phishing and social-engineering attempts.

Malicious npm Package Mimics Nodemailer, Targets Wallets

🛡️ Researchers found a malicious npm package named nodejs-smtp that impersonated the nodemailer mailer to avoid detection and entice installs. On import the module uses Electron tooling to unpack an app.asar, replace a vendor bundle with a payload, repackage the application, and erase traces to inject a clipper into Windows desktop wallets. The backdoor redirects BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP and SOL transactions to attacker-controlled addresses while retaining legitimate mailer functionality as a cover.

Zscaler Salesforce Breach Exposes Customer Support Data

⚠️ Zscaler says threat actors accessed its Salesforce instance after a compromise of Salesloft Drift, during which OAuth and refresh tokens were stolen and used to access customer records. Exposed information includes names, business email addresses, job titles, phone numbers, regional details, product licensing and commercial data, and content from certain support cases. Zscaler emphasizes the breach was limited to its Salesforce environment—not its products, services, or infrastructure—and reports no detected misuse so far. The company has revoked Drift integrations, rotated API tokens, tightened customer authentication for support, and is investigating.

Salesloft Drift Supply-Chain Attacks Also Hit Google

🔒 Google and security vendors say the Salesloft Drift supply-chain campaign is broader than initially reported. Threat actors tracked as UNC6395 harvested OAuth tokens from the Salesloft Drift integration with Salesforce and also accessed a very small number of Google Workspace accounts. Organizations should treat any tokens connected to Drift as potentially compromised, revoke and rotate credentials, review third-party integrations, and investigate connected systems for signs of unauthorized access.