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Cylance’s Marketing Data Drama: BlackBerry Plays It Cool Amid Dark Web Claims
BlackBerry Cylance insists the data being sold on a crime forum doesn’t endanger customers but remains tight-lipped about its origin. The information, linked to marketing activities before BlackBerry’s acquisition, is supposedly from a “third-party platform.” Despite the ongoing investigation, BlackBerry maintains that their systems remain…
Hot Take:
BlackBerry’s Cylance is caught in a cybersecurity tango, assuring everyone “we’re good,” while refusing to spill the beans on where their data was stashed. It’s like claiming your cookies are safe after dropping the jar but not revealing if it landed in a sandbox or a sewer. Stay tuned for more corporate tap dancing!
Key Points:
- BlackBerry’s Cylance data allegedly leaked, but no customer danger claimed.
- Data pertains to marketing info from 2015-2018, before BlackBerry acquisition.
- Alleged leak includes 34 million emails; sold by alias “Sp1d3r” for $750,000.
- BlackBerry insists their systems remain secure.
- Mandiant investigation links Snowflake breaches to UNC5537 group.
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