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Dozens of organizations lost terabytes of data and credentials through a malware attack on cloud-based collaboration tools; initial access brokers are involved in selling stolen data.
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Terabytes of Data Stolen From Cloud-Based Collaboration Tools, Researchers Warn Dozens of organizations that use real-time content collaboration platforms appear to have lost not only credentials but also terabytes of hosted data to information-stealing malware being wielded by an initial access broker with a sideline in auctioning large volumes of stolen data.