Snowflake Cloud (Second Wave)
89 additional customer environments compromised — stolen credentials from infostealer malware
SaaS platforms, cloud providers, developer tooling, and app-layer infrastructure are concentrated attack surfaces. One tech vendor breach can expose thousands of downstream customers. Below is every tech-sector breach LeakTrace has indexed.
89 additional customer environments compromised — stolen credentials from infostealer malware
32K customer home security records exposed including system configurations and addresses
2.9B records with SSNs of nearly all Americans leaked — background check company breach
2.9B records including SSNs — largest data broker breach ever
300K customer records exposed in business application breach
2.1M workspace metadata records exposed via misconfigured internal API endpoint
560K employee and telecom client records compromised
760K CRM records exposed in targeted social engineering attack
503,957 records exposed — Email addresses, Passwords
1.1M employee and manufacturing records compromised
192,134 records exposed — Dates of birth, Email addresses, IP addresses, Passwords and 4 more
5,645 records exposed — Browsing histories, Device information, Email addresses, Names and 3 more
5,371,574 records exposed — Email addresses, Names, Phone numbers, Physical addresses
1,481,555 records exposed — Email addresses, Names, Phone numbers, Physical addresses
442,519 records exposed — Email addresses, Names, Phone numbers
500K meeting recordings exposed in unsecured cloud bucket — corporate meetings leaked
Defective Falcon sensor update crashed 8.5M Windows machines worldwide — $5.4B in losses
8.5M Windows endpoints crashed in faulty content update — largest IT outage in history
1.3M support ticket records including PII compromised
1.6M freelancer records including hourly rates and client history exposed via API scraping
1.1TB of internal data stolen via compromised Slack workspace — NullBulge group
Mass domain hijacking via OAuth registration flaw
110M call and text metadata records stolen from Snowflake environment
110M AT&T call and text metadata records — phone numbers, duration, cell tower locations