The Snowflake Cloud Data Leak

In this video I discuss the SnowFlake cloud data breach incident that has impact AT&T, Santander Bank, Ticket Master, and many other companies.

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[kingandyroo]

Babe wake up new data breach just dropped

[zaper]

Isn't this like the fourth time AT&T has had a massive breach?

[p_r_bl__d.diamondhands.]

So awful we have a credit score at all but one that is tied to forces beyond our control.

[inakilbss]

so this is how i find out my bank got breached huh
2 months late and from youtube
NO email from them confirming nor denying that my data has been breached
last straw, brb changing banks

[internetuser]

If I had a dollar for every time my sensitive info was leaked from a large tech company, I would be making money in a very strange way.

[wheeler]

Waiting for the Crowdstrike vid yo to drop...

[mikemaldanado]

when the amazon cloud was introduced back in the early 2000's it took us all of 10 minutes to come to the conclusion that letting a 3rd party manage our data was a dumb idea. I think we got it right.

[ThatoneNB]

I died when he said "Interpol honeypot" 😂

[mahtx]

"... in human history" - glad to hear you acknowledge non-human history might include greater breaches :)

[blacklamb]

when shit like this happens I get the urge to go ask my mom to stop paying for the monthly ICloud storage. can't believe we live in a world where Cloud storage is popular and companies can just change TOS whenever they want to fuck us over. we own nothing and we are forced to be okay with that.

[isbestlizard]

If I had $10 for every time my personal data has been leaked in a data breach, I'd be *so* high right now:D

[japlic]

Not your computer, not your files, remember boys, the cloud is just another man's computer

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[disky]

I used to work for a large company which provided end-user remote tech support which was primarily staffed by contractors through a staffing company. The companies we supported often had locked-down systems, but our own machines were pretty much unrestricted. Our employees were frequently under-trained and irresponsible, and I can 100% see this happening to one of their machines.

[Potings]

Shiny is no longer administrator BTW, I'd assume this recording is old but as of June 14th, it's now 'Anastasia'

[Chico_Julio]

Snowflakes are unique like a good encription pattern, but also extremelly fragile at the touch like a server with poor data security.

[Elijah_Lopez]

Thank you. BYOD should not be allowed for federally regulated industries, but Snowflake is a tech company that should've known to push 2FA to its customers. Redditors love Snowflake and this is the end result. Also don't know how they don't have a corporate VPN...Even smaller firms have that!

[chunkychuck]

Speaking of 2FA and credit agencies, I noticed that 2 out of 3 of the big agencies don't have 2FA for customers, and the third does via SMS only. Shame shame

[withmygoodeyeclosed]

"...the compromised accounts were not using any kind of multi factor authentication..."
It's 2024, this still happens WAY too often!

[AshnSilvercorp]

so... what's so great about AI companies again? I thought they were supposed to create money, not have a hand in just dropping it all over the floor...

[username]

BOYD has always been a terrible idea. My last few companies have required me to use my personal phone for work. Here we have someone using their personal computer for work. Company work should always mean company equipment. I had one situation where I did a phone interview with a potential candidate who pulled up his current employer's source code on his computer to show us his work. All sorts of red flags there. Keep personal and company computing separate ... always!