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Anthropic's Claude Marketplace allows customers to buy third-party cloud services
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Anthropic's Claude Marketplace allows customers to buy third-party cloud services

  • Anthropic launches Claude Marketplace in limited preview with six launch partners.
  • Six partners join at launch: Snowflake, GitLab, Harvey AI, Rogo, Replit and Lovable Labs.
  • Anthropic says the marketplace consolidates AI spending and provides visibility across tools.
  • No revenue cut from marketplace purchases; budget commitments can be redirected.
  • Anthropic plans to expand the catalog with more partner types beyond basic tools.
  • Claude Marketplace positions Claude as a centralized procurement hub for AI software.
  • The rollout timeline points to broader availability beyond the initial limited preview.
  • The platform could surface smaller startups to enterprise customers, expanding market access.
  • Claude Marketplace may extend to datasets, agents and more third-party integrations.
  • The initiative aims to help customers consolidate AI spend and improve procurement efficiency.
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ShinyHunters claims it's behind ongoing Salesforce Aura data theft assault
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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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