Snowflake to Close Probe Into Cyberattack Targeting Clients
Snowflake to Close Probe Into Cyberattack Targeting Clients
Up to 165 customers ‘potentially’ affected by data theft
Extent of credential spill still unfolding as clients probe
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By Charles Gorrivan and Brody Ford
13 June 2024 at 17:40 BST
Updated on 13 June 2024 at 20:14 BST
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Snowflake Inc. plans to close its own investigation this week into a hacking campaign that ensnared as many as 165 of its customers.
The cloud data and analytics company hasn’t detected any unauthorized access into customer accounts since early last week, Chief Information Security Officer Brad Jones, said in an interview with Bloomberg News. The company said on June 2 that hackers had launched a “targeted campaign” directed against
Up to 165 customers ‘potentially’ affected by data theft
Extent of credential spill still unfolding as clients probe
Have a confidential tip for our reporters? Get in Touch
Before it’s here, it’s on the Bloomberg Terminal
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By Charles Gorrivan and Brody Ford
13 June 2024 at 17:40 BST
Updated on 13 June 2024 at 20:14 BST
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Snowflake Inc. plans to close its own investigation this week into a hacking campaign that ensnared as many as 165 of its customers.
The cloud data and analytics company hasn’t detected any unauthorized access into customer accounts since early last week, Chief Information Security Officer Brad Jones, said in an interview with Bloomberg News. The company said on June 2 that hackers had launched a “targeted campaign” directed against
