Sp1d3r, a threat actor, has been involved in multiple data breaches targeting companies like Truist Bank, Cylance, and Advance Auto Parts.
Sp1d3r, a threat actor, has been involved in multiple data breaches targeting companies like Truist Bank, Cylance, and Advance Auto Parts. They have stolen and attempted to sell sensitive information, including customer and employee emails, account numbers, and source code. Sp1d3r has also claimed to have obtained data from a third-party platform and a cloud storage vendor. They have utilized hacking forums to sell the stolen data for significant sums of money.
In 2024, the luxury retailer Neiman Marcus had data stolen from its Snowflake cloud environment via stolen credentials. The company reported about 64,000 individuals to regulators, but the leaked dataset exposed roughly 31 million unique email addresses along with names, contact details and gift-card numbers.