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Cyber-Attack Chronicles: How November Became ‘No-Data’ for New Relic
New Relic, the web tracking company, took a cyber punch that left customer data peeking out. But fear not, the baddies were halted before hopping from the staging environment to your accounts. The lesson? Always keep your passwords spicy and fresh. Stay tuned as the…
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There's nothing like a good old-fashioned cyber-attack to ruin your November! Web tracking and analytics company New Relic recently discovered that they were the latest victims of a two-pronged attack. One front was their staging systems, while the other...well, that could be you. The bad news: some customer data was viewed. The good news: no lateral movement from the staging environment to any customers' accounts or New Relic's production infrastructure. The moral of the story? Keep your passwords fresh, folks!Already a member? Log in here