Tag: credentials
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Use Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Storage and Steal Cloud Credentials
Microsoft has uncovered an Azure-focused destructive campaign linked to JADEPUFFER, a threat actor the company tracks as Storm-3168. The group abused compromised service principals to map cloud resources, delete Azure Storage accounts and application components, attack recovery controls, and collect storage account access keys that could support later data theft. The activity expands on research…
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Hackers Hit NetScaler Zero-Days Before Citrix Patched
CISA Adds 2 NetScaler Flaws to KEV as Researchers Detail Root-Level Exploit. Attackers exploited two critical Citrix NetScaler flaws before fixes were available, including a bug that lets hackers with no credentials run commands on appliances left in their factory settings. CISA added both to its KEV catalog and gave federal agencies days to patch…
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Hackers Hit NetScaler Zero-Days Before Citrix Patched
CISA Adds 2 NetScaler Flaws to KEV as Researchers Detail Root-Level Exploit. Attackers exploited two critical Citrix NetScaler flaws before fixes were available, including a bug that lets hackers with no credentials run commands on appliances left in their factory settings. CISA added both to its KEV catalog and gave federal agencies days to patch…
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Bitget Says Attacker Exploited Third-Party Security Product Flaw to Steal $388M
The attacker who stole about $388 million from the cryptocurrency exchange Bitget gained access through a vulnerability in a third-party security product the exchange used, Bitget said on Monday.The attacker exploited the flaw to obtain high-level internal credentials and then, on September 24, used them to send fraudulent withdrawal commands to Bitget’s wallet system.Exchanges keep…
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JadePuffer agentic AI attacks target Azure, destroy cloud resources
The JadePuffer ransomware operator is targeting Azure tenants with agent-driven attacks that conduct reconnaissance, steal credentials, and destroy core components. First seen on bleepingcomputer.com Jump to article: www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/jadepuffer-agentic-ai-attacks-target-azure-destroy-cloud-resources/
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JadePuffer AI Actor Compromises Azure Tenant in Destructive Cloud Attack
The agentic threat actor may have used exposed credentials to access resources and delete cloud-based storage, applications, and databases. First seen on darkreading.com Jump to article: www.darkreading.com/cloud-security/jadepuffer-ai-actor-azure-tenant-destructive-cloud-attack
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80,000+ Organizations Had AI Logins Stolen: From Shadow AI to LLMjacking
Infostealer logs exposed AI account credentials and sessions tied to more than 80,000 corporate domains, creating risks ranging from stolen conversations to LLMjacking. SOCRadar examines the growing market for stolen AI logins and how organizations can identify their exposure. First seen on bleepingcomputer.com Jump to article: www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/80-000-plus-organizations-had-ai-logins-stolen-from-shadow-ai-to-llmjacking/
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Researchers Discover Cybercrime Server Containing AI Tools, Phishing Kits and Stolen Data
Tags: ai, breach, control, credentials, cyber, cybercrime, data, data-breach, infrastructure, Internet, phishing, toolAn internet-exposed cybercrime server linked to the BlackHatSect0r and DXQRTXX personas, revealing an operational environment that allegedly combined AI-assisted automation. Custom command-and-control tooling, phishing resources, stolen credentials, target lists, and internal operator communications. The exposure is notable not only for the scale of the material recovered, but also for its irony. Weeks later, infrastructure attributed…
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Microsoft Entra TrustSink Attack Uses Rogue MFA Provider to Steal Passwords
TrustSink, a post-compromise credential-phishing technique that abuses Microsoft Entra External Authentication Methods (EAMs) to place a rogue password prompt inside an otherwise legitimate Microsoft sign-in flow. The attack enables an adversary with elevated tenant privileges to capture plaintext passwords while returning a valid signed token to Entra, allowing the victim’s login to complete without an…
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Your attack surface is bigger than you think”¦ and hackers know that
Cyberattacks are exploiting trusted access points like compromised credentials and session cookies. Discover how organizations are gaining visibility beyond their perimeter to stay ahead of threats. First seen on cybersecuritydive.com Jump to article: www.cybersecuritydive.com/spons/your-attack-surface-is-bigger-than-you-think-and-hackers-know-that/830809/
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Lumma, RedLine and Vidar Infostealers Fuel Cloud Credential Theft Campaigns
Tags: api, attack, cloud, credentials, cyber, data-breach, exploit, identity, infrastructure, malware, theft, threatInfostealer malware is increasingly becoming the bridge between a compromised developer workstation and an enterprise cloud environment, with Lumma, RedLine, and Vidar emerging as major threats to credentials, API keys, and active browser sessions. Identity, rather than exposed infrastructure, remains the most valuable cloud attack surface. Attackers no longer need to exploit a public-facing server…
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Operation Master Exploits GlobalProtect CVE-2026-0257 and Deploys AdaptixC2 Across Enterprise Networks
Tags: attack, authentication, credentials, cve, cyber, cybercrime, data, exploit, finance, fraud, network, theft, vpn, vulnerability“Operation Master,” an end-to-end cybercrime operation that combined GlobalProtect VPN exploitation, web-application attacks, credential theft, data monetization, and an industrial-scale invoice-fraud platform. The campaign illustrates how enterprise intrusions can be converted into persistent, localized financial fraud operations rather than ending with data theft or ransomware. The operation exploited CVE-2026-0257, an authentication-bypass vulnerability affecting Palo Alto…