Thedefiant Cloudflare API Keys Compromised in Passport Phishing Campaign
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- •Phishing emails linked to compromised Cloudflare API keys have exposed user details.
- •Cloudflare confirmed that Passport hardware and funds are secure despite the breach.
- •The CEO reported millions of PHP2Shell exploit attempts, indicating widespread exploitation.
Recipients of phishing emails reported that their personal and purchase details were exposed. The emails linked to compromised Cloudflare API keys, but the company stated that Passport hardware and funds remain secure. The incident highlights the ongoing risks associated with phishing attacks targeting sensitive information. Cloudflare's CEO reported millions of PHP2Shell exploit attempts, indicating a broader exploitation landscape. This incident raises concerns about the security of API keys and the potential for further attacks leveraging compromised credentials.
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