Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Data breaches of Snowflake customers, a major cloud data provider, have been roiling the security industry the past week.
While initial reports suggested a supply chain attack, Snowflake has pushed back on these reports and said customer accounts lacking MFA were targeted.
So far, notable victims include:
Santander: Data for 30 million account holders, including card numbers and internal HR files, was stolen. The breach affected customers in Chile, Spain, and Uruguay.
Ticketmaster: Unauthorized access to a third-party cloud database hosted by Snowflake exposed data of 560 million users, including names, addresses, and ticket information.
Advance Auto Parts: Data was reportedly stolen using the same method that breached Ticketmaster and Santander
Data breaches of Snowflake customers, a major cloud data provider, have been roiling the security industry the past week.
While initial reports suggested a supply chain attack, Snowflake has pushed back on these reports and said customer accounts lacking MFA were targeted.
So far, notable victims include:
Santander: Data for 30 million account holders, including card numbers and internal HR files, was stolen. The breach affected customers in Chile, Spain, and Uruguay.
Ticketmaster: Unauthorized access to a third-party cloud database hosted by Snowflake exposed data of 560 million users, including names, addresses, and ticket information.
Advance Auto Parts: Data was reportedly stolen using the same method that breached Ticketmaster and Santander
