May 14, 2024 at 04:45AM
Zscaler completed its investigation into hacking claims, revealing that only an isolated test environment was compromised. A hacker known as IntelBroker offered to sell access to Zscaler’s systems, but the impact was limited to a test environment without customer data. Third-party investigation findings were consistent, and the hacker’s claims appear exaggerated.
Key takeaways from the meeting notes:
– Zscaler’s investigation found that only an isolated test environment was compromised, and it did not impact customer, production, or corporate environments.
– Third-party incident response experts conducted a forensic analysis of the incident and confirmed Zscaler’s findings.
– The hacker known as IntelBroker offered to sell access to the systems of Zscaler and claimed to have sold the data, but Zscaler’s investigation revealed that the impact was limited to the isolated test environment.
– IntelBroker has a history of offering to sell data stolen from government organizations and high-profile companies, often with exaggerated claims.
– Europol is investigating an incident involving stolen classified information, but it appears only a law enforcement information sharing platform was impacted.
– Various related incidents include data breaches, credentials found on infected PCs, and a list of credentials distributed on a hacking forum.
These takeaways provide a clear summary of the major points discussed in the meeting notes.