About Two Dozen Klue Customers Confirm Salesforce Compromises

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Summary

About two dozen Klue customers confirmed Salesforce-instance compromises after attackers used legacy credentials to obtain OAuth tokens and exfiltrate data. Salesforce and Gong disabled integrations; reports of data deletion and a second extortion actor remain ununfirm.

Key points

  • The attack took place June 11–12. Attackers used compromised legacy credentials to access Klue and obtain OAuth tokens for customer integrations.
  • Roughly two dozen customers confirmed their Salesforce instances were compromised; named organizations include AlertMedia, Blackbaud, Camunda, Cresta, Deel, Lucanet, Link11 and Tines.
  • Attackers exfiltrated data in bulk, mainly business contact and support information.
  • Salesforce disabled the Klue integration on June 17, and Gong also disabled it. Salesforce’s status page still showed the integration disabled at the time of reporting.
  • Icarus claimed the attack and threatened to leak stolen information unless a ransom was paid.
  • Klue reportedly told customers that the threat actor had begun deleting stolen data. A separate claim that Icarus was hacked and another actor obtained sample data remains unconfirmed.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Klue
Incident Type
Supply chain attack involving compromised legacy credentials and OAuth tokens for customer integrations.
Data Types Exposed
  • Business contact data
  • Support data
Affected Records
The incident was reported to affect 195 Klue customers; the number of individual records was not disclosed.
Operational Impact
Salesforce disabled the Klue integration on June 17, and Gong also disabled it. The article says the Salesforce integration had not been re-enabled at the time of reporting.
Ransom Or Extortion
Icarus threatened to leak stolen information unless a ransom was paid. The article suggests Klue might have paid, but does not confirm payment. Klue reportedly told customers that another threat actor later obtained the data and was running a separate extortion campaign; the second group supposedly stole only sample data from Icarus.
Claim Status
confirmed

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