Accenture confirmed a breach after a hacker claimed 35GB of source code and cloud keys were stolen, raising questions for cloud and security teams.

A hacker claimed Monday to have stolen 35 gigabytes of data from consulting giant Accenture, an incident the company acknowledged and described as having "no impact" on operations and services. See ...

In distributed enterprise systems, data volume is not a reliable indicator of impact. A single valid credential with sufficient scope can enable lateral movement or privilege escalation across ...

Accenture confirms cyberattack after threat actor “888” advertised selling 35GB of stolen source code and keys from its Azure DevOps repos Hacker claims archive includes RSA/SSH keys, Azure PATs, ...

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Accenture said it quickly contained the cybersecurity incident and found no disruption to its services. Security experts warned that exposed source code, RSA keys, SSH keys, and cloud access tokens ...

Accenture, one of the world’s largest IT consulting and services companies, has confirmed it suffered a data breach, after a hacker began offering stolen company data for sale online. This report is ...

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