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ShinyHunters claims it's behind ongoing Salesforce Aura data theft assault
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technology25m ago

ShinyHunters claims it's behind ongoing Salesforce Aura data theft assault

  • ShinyHunters claims responsibility for ongoing Salesforce Aura data theft affecting about 100 high-profile organizations.
  • Attackers allegedly scanned public Salesforce Experience Cloud portals starting in September 2025 using a modified AuraInspector tool.
  • The group allegedly bypassed guest user limits and extracted Salesforce CRM data without authentication.
  • Stolen data, including names and phone numbers, was used for follow-on social engineering and voice phishing campaigns.
  • Salesforce warned customers about a known threat actor actively scanning public-facing Experience Cloud sites.
  • TechRadar notes LastPass is among the mentioned companies under investigation for the claims.
  • Salesforce stated the issue involved misconfigured guest access rather than a platform vulnerability.
  • The report covers that the attackers used a custom tool to exploit guest access for data theft.
  • The article includes statements from a TechRadar Pro source and references The Register for confirmation.
  • Salesforce did not disclose how many companies were victims or the amount of data stolen.
  • TechRadar emphasizes the breach stemmed from misconfigurations, not a Salesforce flaw.
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Nvidia Is Planning to Launch an Open-Source AI Agent Platform
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technology12h ago

Nvidia Is Planning to Launch an Open-Source AI Agent Platform

  • Nvidia plans to launch NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent platform for enterprise use.
  • Nvidia pitched NemoClaw to firms including Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe, and CrowdStrike.
  • NemoClaw would offer security and privacy tools as part of the platform.
  • The platform is tied to Nvidia’s broader move toward open-source AI models.
  • Nvidia aims to balance enterprise security with growing use of autonomous agents.
  • The NemoClaw move comes as Nvidia prepares for its developer conference.
  • Nvidia’s strategy contrasts with reliance on its CUDA platform.
  • Nvidia reportedly also plans a new chip system for inference computing.
  • The NemoClaw initiative reflects Nvidia’s broader goal to advance enterprise AI.
  • Industry pushback highlights security concerns with autonomous agents.
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