A recent breach of Ubiquiti (UniFi Series of products) credentials back in January has been called catastrophic by a whistleblower. In a letter written to European regulators, the whistleblower wrote:
“It was catastrophically worse than reported, and legal silenced and overruled efforts to decisively protect customers. The breach was massive, customer data was at risk, access to customers’ devices deployed in corporations and homes around the world was at risk.”
According to the alleged responder, cybercriminals gained administrative access to AWS Ubiquiti databases via credentials stored and stolen from an employee’s LastPass account, permitting them to obtain root admin access to AWS accounts, S3 buckets, application logs, secrets for SSO cookies, and all databases, including those containing user credentials.
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Read more about this threat here: Ubiquity Breach
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