Cyberdaily.Au Canva Confirms Data Breach Linked to Third-Party Tool
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- •Canva experienced a data breach through a third-party tool, Canny.
- •The Seven Deadly Sins ransomware group claims to have accessed over two million records.
- •Canva's core systems remain secure, and affected customers have been notified.
Canva has acknowledged a data breach affecting some enterprise customer records due to unauthorized access via Canny, a third-party tool used for product feedback. The Seven Deadly Sins ransomware group claimed responsibility, stating they accessed over two million Salesforce records, including enterprise license orders and billing PDFs. A sample document was published as proof of the breach, which the hackers allege has already been sold to a private buyer. Canva reported that its own systems were not compromised, and it has since revoked Canny's access and notified affected customers. The company has a history of data breaches, including significant incidents in 2019 and 2020. Canva is a major player in the tech industry, with over 265 million monthly active users and partnerships with notable companies like Netflix and YouTube.
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