LinkedIn breach INVOLVES LinkedIn
The 2012 LinkedIn breach involved LinkedIn's website and database.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 87 Details
“back in 2012, LinkedIn’s website was breached”
Software
software:linkedin
Professional networking service whose 2012 breach exposed user email addresses and hashed passwords.
Professional networking service whose 2012 breach exposed user email addresses and hashed passwords.
“back in 2012, LinkedIn’s website was breached”
Professional social network where Miles also registered the same handle.
“then I had it on Dribble and LinkedIn and Facebook.”
Professional social-networking platform used in the episode as a channel for contact, recruitment pretexts, information gathering, and malware delivery.
“he’d written a long LinkedIn post”
“They targeted people who worked at Axie Infinity, enticed them with great job offers”
Professional social-networking platform whose profile information was included in harassment material.
“some Facebook, LinkedIn profile pictures of me”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| incoming | INVOLVES | LinkedIn breach | Explicit | 87 |
| incoming | USES | Miles | Explicit | 97 |
| incoming | INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA | Axie Infinity cryptocurrency theft | Attributed | 122 |
| incoming | USES | government of North Korea | Attributed | 122 |
LinkedIn breach INVOLVES LinkedIn
The 2012 LinkedIn breach involved LinkedIn's website and database.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 87 Details
“back in 2012, LinkedIn’s website was breached”
Miles used LinkedIn with the same online handle.
Explicit Confidence 98% · Miles EP 97 Details
“then I had it on Dribble and LinkedIn and Facebook”
Axie Infinity cryptocurrency theft INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA LinkedIn
Jack says the attackers got into Axie Infinity through LinkedIn by enticing employees with job offers.
Attributed Confidence 97% · Jack Rhysider EP 122 Details
“the way they got in was through LinkedIn”
government of North Korea USES LinkedIn
Jack presents North Korean hackers as using LinkedIn to socially engineer targets and gain access to companies.
Attributed Confidence 95% · Jack Rhysider EP 122 Details
“nation state-level threat actors are in fact using LinkedIn as a way to social-engineer someone”