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Mass Data Breach: Salesloft and Drift Third-Party Integrations Compromised

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Quick Takeaways

  1. All organizations using Drift integrations, including Google Workspace, are considered potentially compromised, broadening the scope of affected victims.
  2. Evidence reveals that threat group UNC6395 accessed OAuth tokens and targeted multiple services, including email accounts and cloud credentials.
  3. Salesforce has disabled Drift integrations, but the vulnerability origin and full extent of the breach remain under investigation.
  4. Over 700 organizations are potentially impacted, with ongoing efforts to identify all compromised systems and pathways.

The Issue

The recent cybersecurity incident involves a large-scale breach affecting users of Salesloft Drift, a platform that integrates with various third-party tools for customer relationship management. According to Mandiant Consulting CTO Charles Carmakal and Google Threat Intelligence, threat actors identified as UNC6395 exploited a vulnerability to infiltrate not only Salesforce customers but also a broader range of organizations, including Google Workspace users who had integrated Drift. The attackers managed to retrieve OAuth tokens and credentials, allowing them to access sensitive email accounts and potentially compromise other connected systems like AWS and Snowflake. This widespread attack, which is still under investigation, appears to have been facilitated by a compromise in Drift’s infrastructure, though the exact initial point of entry remains unclear. As a precaution, Salesforce has disabled Drift integrations, and organizations are advised to revoke and rotate their API keys to protect their sensitive data. The incident underscores the risks of interconnected platforms and highlights ongoing efforts by cybersecurity teams and vendors to assess the full scope and root cause of the breach.

Risks Involved

Recent cyberattacks have revealed a significantly broader reach than initially believed, affecting not only Salesloft Drift customers but also those integrated with various third-party platforms, including Google Workspace and Salesforce, through extensive API connections. Threat actors, tracked as UNC6395, exploited these integrations to access email, steal OAuth tokens, and retrieve credentials for cloud services like AWS, Snowflake, and VPNs, facilitating further system compromise. The attack’s scope encompasses over 700 organizations and potentially extends to former users of Drift, underscoring the danger of widespread supply chain vulnerabilities. As Salesloft and partners scramble to determine the breach’s root cause, the incident underscores how interconnected integrations exponentially amplify cyber risks, demanding heightened vigilance, prompt credential rotation, and comprehensive incident response across affected platforms.

Fix & Mitigation

Responsive action is crucial to minimize damage when a widespread breach like “Salesloft Drift compromised en masse” occurs, as it threatens not only data security but also the integrity of all connected third-party systems.

### Containment Strategy
– Immediately disconnect affected systems to prevent further infiltration and limit the breach’s scope.
– Conduct a comprehensive audit to identify compromised accounts and data.

### Investigation & Assessment
– Launch a detailed security investigation to determine the breach’s cause and extent.
– Analyze logs for unusual activity to understand attack vectors.

### Password Reset & Credential Management
– Force password resets across all affected accounts to revoke unauthorized access.
– Implement multi-factor authentication to strengthen account security.

### Communication & Alerting
– Notify internal stakeholders and relevant third-party partners about the breach promptly.
– Provide clear guidance for users on precautionary steps.

### Patching & Updating
– Apply security patches or updates to vulnerable components promptly.
– Verify the integrity of third-party integrations, updating them as needed.

### Remediation & Prevention
– Enhance monitoring systems to detect future anomalous activities swiftly.
– Train staff regularly on security best practices and threat identification.

### Ongoing Monitoring
– Establish continuous surveillance for signs of remaining or future compromise.
– Schedule regular security reviews and audits to maintain system integrity.

Acting swiftly with a well-organized response framework not only curtails immediate threats but also fortifies defenses against potential future attacks.

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