Some information has finally been released regarding a breach of LogicGate that occurred back in February. Until this week, the company had only disclosed the information to their customers who were affected. An attacker gained access to LogicGate’s Amazon Web Services cloud storage server that contained customer information and exfiltrated the decrypted data. A portion of the emails sent to customers by LogicGate said “Only data uploaded to your Risk Cloud environment on or prior to February 23, 2021, would have been included in that backup file. Further, to the extent you have stored attachments in the Risk Cloud, we did not identify decrypt events associated with such attachments.” It is not yet known how the attackers obtained the credentials that were used to login to the cloud server, but as investigations continue the will likely be known in the near future. There are many questions left unanswered and while TechCrunch reached out to LogicGate, they chose not to answer questions. More information will likely be released as investigations continue.
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