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In his testimony before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, the company’s president and CEO Joe Blount told lawmakers that the hackers had breached their network via a compromised legacy VPN account.
This incident has nearly all the elements of security gone wrong:
- Compromised credentials were found in a list of stolen data
- The account wasn’t protected by multi-factor authentication
- The attackers used a (most probably unmonitored) legacy service to break in