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Payback: ‘ShinyHunters’ Clocks Google via Salesforce

Posted on August 7, 2025
Payback: ‘ShinyHunters’ Clocks Google via Salesforce

In 2024, it was Snowflake. In 2025, it’s Salesforce. ShinyHunters is back, with low-tech hacks that nonetheless manage to bring down international megaliths like Google, Cisco, and Adidas.

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