Amazon confirmed a data breach via a third-party vendor tied to the MOVEit hack, compromising employee contact information and highlighting risks associated with third-party vulnerabilities.

Amazon has confirmed that employee data was compromised after a “security event” at a third-party vendor. In a statement given to TechCrunch on Monday,

Very brief summary: Amazon confirmed a data breach involving employee information after the threat actor Nam3L3ss leaked data from the May 2023 MOVEit attacks on a hacking forum. The threat actor claims to have obtained additional data from exposed web sources, including… pic.twitter.com/mU3LbFWKPJ — HackManac (@H4ckManac) November 12, 2024

A hacker leaks information from Amazon and several other companies and says the data was compromised via last year's vulnerability in the MOVEIt file transfer platform.

Employee locations, email addresses and phone numbers have been leaked, Amazon has admitted. The post Amazon Admits Data Breach as Latest MOVEit Scandal Victim appeared first on Tech.co.

Amazon has confirmed that a data breach at a third-party vendor led to the exposure of employee contact information. The incident, tied to the mass exploitation of the MOVEit Transfer system last year,