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A security deficiency in Google Workspace could let an attacker exfiltrate data from Google Drive without being traced, a new Mitiga report warned.

Cloud incident response company Mitiga has released research on a significant forensic security deficiency in Google Workspace that enables threat actors to exfiltrate data in Google Drive without any trace.

A simple error where Okta users are incorrectly typing their passwords into the username field during login could be leaving them exposed to future attacks.

New research reveals a potential post-exploitation attack method in Okta that enables adversaries to read users’ passwords in Okta audit logs.

Adversaries could read Okta user passwords from failed login attempts in the firm’s audit logs if they accessed the latter, says research by cloud-incident-response company Mitiga.

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Mitiga Security Inc., a company that assists with cloud and software-as-a-service incident response readiness, said today that it completed its Series A round, bringing its total funding to $45 million, to help meet the demands of companies that rely on SaaS environments and need to deal with potential security breaches.

Malicious actors can take advantage of "insufficient" forensic visibility into Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to exfiltrate sensitive data, a new research has found.

More cyberattackers are targeting organizations' cloud environments, but some cloud services, such as Google Cloud Platform's storage, fail to create adequate logs for forensics.