All news with #token leakage tag

Malicious Nx npm Packages in 's1ngularity' Supply Chain

🔒 The maintainers of nx warned of a supply-chain compromise that allowed attackers to publish malicious versions of the npm package and several supporting plugins that gathered credentials. Rogue postinstall scripts scanned file systems, harvested GitHub, cloud and AI credentials, and exfiltrated them as Base64 to public GitHub repositories named 's1ngularity-repository' under victim accounts. Security firms reported 2,349 distinct secrets leaked; maintainers rotated tokens, removed the malicious versions, and urged immediate credential rotation and system cleanup.

Salesloft OAuth Breach via Drift AI Exposes Salesforce Data

🔒 A campaign tied to threat actor UNC6395 exploited compromised OAuth and refresh tokens associated with the Drift chat integration to exfiltrate data from Salesforce instances connected via Salesloft. Observed between Aug 8 and Aug 18, 2025, the actor executed targeted queries to retrieve Cases, Accounts, Users and Opportunities and hunted for credentials such as AWS access keys and Snowflake tokens. Salesloft and Salesforce invalidated tokens, removed Drift from AppExchange, and advised affected customers to re-authenticate integrations and rotate credentials.

Widespread Data Theft via Salesloft Drift Targets Salesforce

🔒 GTIG warns of a widespread data-theft campaign by UNC6395 that abused compromised OAuth tokens for the Salesloft Drift connected app to export data from multiple Salesforce customer instances between Aug. 8 and Aug. 18, 2025. The actor executed SOQL queries against objects including Accounts, Cases, Users, and Opportunities to harvest credentials and secrets—observed items include AWS access keys, Snowflake tokens, and passwords. Salesloft and Salesforce revoked tokens and removed the Drift app from the AppExchange; impacted organizations should search for exposed secrets, rotate credentials, review Event Monitoring logs, and tighten connected-app scopes and IP restrictions.

Unexpected parcel scams: brushing, quishing, and more

📦 Delivery scams now include evolved brushing and QR-based "quishing" campaigns that use unsolicited packages or printed postcards to trick recipients into visiting malicious sites, paying fake fees, or installing malware. Scammers may include QR codes, phone numbers, or counterfeit tracking cards to extract payment data, one-time codes, or to prompt app installs. Never scan printed QR codes or call numbers on unexpected parcels; verify shipments via official courier channels and avoid connecting unknown USB devices. Enable two-factor authentication and report suspicious packages to the courier and police.

Implementing Defense-in-Depth for AWS CodeBuild Pipelines

🔒 This guide consolidates practical recommendations for securing AWS CodeBuild CI/CD pipelines, emphasizing webhook configuration, trust boundaries, and least-privilege access. It warns against automatic pull request builds from untrusted contributors and prescribes push-based, branch-based, and contributor-filtered webhook patterns, plus staged rollout using Infrastructure as Code. Additional safeguards include scoped GitHub tokens, per-build IAM roles, isolated build environments, CloudTrail logging, and manual approval gates for sensitive deployments.

Amazon Engineer Exposed Credentials in Public GitHub Repo

⚠️ UpGuard identified on 13 January 2020 a public GitHub repository containing sensitive material tied to an Amazon Web Services engineer. The repo, roughly 954 MB when downloaded, included personal identity documents, bank statements, log files, AWS key pairs (including a file labeled rootkey.csv), private keys, passwords and third-party API tokens. UpGuard analysts detected the exposure within half an hour, notified AWS Security early that afternoon, and the repository was taken out of public view the same day. Rapid detection and remediation appear to have prevented escalation; there is no evidence of malicious intent or end-user data compromise.