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Salesforce Aura Data Theft
Season 3 · Episode 34

Salesforce Aura Data Theft

ShinyHunters has once again placed Salesforce customers in their crosshairs – this time abusing guest user misconfigurations in public-facing Experience Cloud sites. The group claims to have compromised 400 organizations by pairing these overly-permissive settings with a modified version of the AuraInspector auditing tool to query Salesforce CRM objects without authentication. Join Matt and David for the latest episode of State of Cybercrime as they break down how this campaign fits squarely into the ShinyHunters playbook. They will also explore emerging AI security risks and examine the shifting momentum in the race to define the dominant LLM platform.

State of Cybercrime · Matt Radolec, David Gibson

March 20, 202629m 55s

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Show Notes

ShinyHunters has once again placed Salesforce customers in their crosshairs – this time abusing guest user misconfigurations in public-facing Experience Cloud sites. The group claims to have compromised 400 organizations by pairing these overly-permissive settings with a modified version of the AuraInspector auditing tool to query Salesforce CRM objects without authentication. Join Matt and David for the latest episode of State of Cybercrime as they break down how this campaign fits squarely into the ShinyHunters playbook. They will also explore emerging AI security risks and examine the shifting momentum in the race to define the dominant LLM platform.

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