
According to the Hudson Rock blog post, the attackers managed to breach Snowflake's systems by signing into a Snowflake employee's ServiceNow account using stolen credentials. This allowed them to bypass OKTA protections and generate session tokens, which enabled them to move through Snowflake's systems undetected and exfiltrate massive amounts of data4. The threat actor also provided Hudson Rock with a CSV file containing data on the breach, which showed the depth of their access to Snowflake servers4.

BreachForums is a notorious hacking forum and marketplace for cybercriminals to buy and sell stolen data, including credit card data, bank account information, Social Security numbers, and other personal data4. The forum was recently seized by law enforcement, but before its shutdown, it was a hub for cybercriminals to trade in contraband data.
The data found on BreachForums related to TicketMaster and Advance Auto Parts reveals the scale of the breaches and the potential impact on millions of customers. In the case of TicketMaster, a data set of 560 million customer records was offered for sale on the forum by the threat actor ShinyHunters. The data included customer names, addresses, emails, phone numbers, and credit card details4. This breach affected over half a billion customers, making it a significant security incident.
Similarly, the breach at Advance Auto Parts exposed 380 million customer details, according to a BreachForums account using the handle Sp1d3r. This breach compromised a large amount of customer data, potentially putting millions of individuals at risk of identity theft and other forms of cybercrime.
These incidents highlight the scale and severity of data breaches and the importance of organizations implementing robust security measures to protect customer data. The breaches also underscore the need for individuals to be vigilant about their online security and take steps to protect their personal information, such as using strong, unique passwords and enabling multi-factor authentication.

Recent breaches involving companies like Santander and TicketMaster highlight the vulnerabilities associated with cloud storage services and the importance of robust security measures. These breaches have raised serious concerns about the security of cloud storage services and the need for continuous vigilance and improvement in cybersecurity practices. The incidents also underscore the growing threat of cyberattacks and the need for a strong focus on identity-based security.