Snowflake Chief Information Security Officer Brad Jones told Bloomberg in an interview that the company plans to close its investigation this week into a hacking campaign that ensnared as many as 165 of its customers. Snowflake hasn’t detected any unauthorized access into customer accounts since early last week, according to Jones. The company said on June 2 that hackers had launched a “targeted campaign” directed against Snowflake users that used single-factor authentication techniques. Hackers used stolen credentials that were available in places like cybercriminal forums to access customer accounts and didn’t access a file of Snowflake logins, Jones said.
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