Mandiant warns criminal gang UNC5537, which may be friendly with Scattered Spider, is on the rampage
An unknown financially motivated crime crew has swiped a"significant volume of records" from Snowflake customers' databases using stolen credentials, according to Mandiant.
About a month later, after uncovering"multiple" Snowflake customer compromises, Mandiant contacted the cloud biz and the two began notifying affected organizations. By May 24 the criminals had begun selling the stolen data online, and on May 30 Snowflake issued its UNC5537 has used both .NET and Java versions of this tool to perform reconnaissance against targeted Snowflake customers, allowing the gang to identify users, their roles, and IP addresses.Christie's confirms RansomHub crooks stole data on 45K clients
Second, the attackers used valid credentials,"hundreds" of which were stolen thanks to infostealer infections – some as far back as 2020. Common variants used included VIDAR, RISEPRO, REDLINE, RACOON STEALER, LUMMA and METASTEALER. But even in these years-old thefts, the credentials had not been updated or rotated.
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