Salesforce issues new security alert tied to third customer attack spree in six months
2026-03-11T14:51:43Z•020ff22b21e218f8eb80f7f25b5b4051d81df6417b74b3bbc38f15f1b289e4e0
AI and cybercrimeAmazon injunctionExperience CloudFBIJavaMicrosoft Patch TuesdayPerplexitySalesforceShinyHuntersdata exfiltrationdata sovereigntyexecutive order on cybercrimeextortionnational cyber strategyopen-source supply chainpac4jransomwaresoftware security accountabilityvulnerabilityzero-day
What happened
Multiple CyberScoop stories: Salesforce issued a security alert after a third wave of attacks against Experience Cloud customers tied to a group associated with ShinyHunters that has exfiltrated Salesforce data for extortion. Researchers disclosed a critical vulnerability in the widely used Java security library pac4j that poses serious downstream risks to dependent applications (no widespread exploitation reported). Microsoft’s March Patch Tuesday fixed 83 issues with no publicly known actively exploited zero-days; the FBI emphasized that basic security hygiene remains essential even as AI is
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