Customers of business intelligence platforms are increasingly vulnerable to SQL injection attacks that expose sensitive personal data. QueryShield offers automated vulnerability detection, real-time patching, and compliance reporting to protect BI environments from unauthorized data exposure.
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Comment on: Framework discloses data breach via Metabase 0-day
The full email I received:> Dear Valued Framework Customer,> We are writing to inform you of a data breach at our business intelligence database provider Metabase that resulted in an attacker accessing customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, and addresses. Your information was in the database that was accessed in this breach. This breach did not include order or payment information.> We have full details on the incident below. We are deeply sorry for this breach of information, and are reviewing and improving our methodology for data storage in external database vendors.> We are also i
Comment on: Framework discloses data breach via Metabase 0-day
I'm exactly in the same position, and it pisses me off.All I can is to prepare for a upcoming wave of spam calls and phishing attempts.At some point, these companies have to start paying for their irresponsibilities.
Comment on: Framework discloses data breach via Metabase 0-day
My employer, probably, given a reasonable discount. Or nobody. Unless you know a business that doesn't eagerly share personally identifiable information [which ends up leaked]... I'll aim for reduction, not resolution. I'm sure you've heard the quip about making Perfect the enemy of Better.Regardless, and more fairly: with prices squeezed, and the pile of hardware I already own and ignore [including several old-school towers, both Framework desktop/laptop, and Steam Deck/Machine], I'm truly not foreseeing much shopping. Big loss on their part, I know; wish that was the intention.Your point, I
Comment on: Metabase: Unauthenticated SQL injection in password reset (CVSS 10.0)
It seems this has been already used in the wild, I just received the following email from Framework:Dear Valued Framework Customer,We are writing to inform you of a data breach at our business intelligence database provider Metabase that resulted in an attacker accessing customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, and addresses. Your information was in the database that was accessed in this breach. This breach did not include order or payment information.We have full details on the incident below. We are deeply sorry for this breach of information, and are reviewing and improving our metho
Comment on: Metabase: Unauthenticated SQL injection in password reset (CVSS 10.0)
This has already been exploited in the wild, I just received the following email from framework:> Dear Valued Framework Customer,
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> We are writing to inform you of a data breach at our business intelligence database provider Metabase that resulted in an attacker accessing customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, and addresses. Your information was in the database that was accessed in this breach. This breach did not include order or payment information.
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> We have full details on the incident below. We are deeply sorry for this breach of information, and are reviewing and improving
Comment on: Framework discloses data breach via Metabase 0-day
Here's what an email from metabase looks like for those affected: On Monday, August 3, we discovered that Metabase Cloud was attacked by someone utilizing an unknown (“0-day”) security vulnerability in versions 1.58 and above. We immediately blocked the endpoints used for the attack, then quickly identified and patched the vulnerability. We notified law enforcement, and we have engaged with a third party forensics firm to conduct an independent investigation.
Your instance of Metabase was vulnerable to this 0-day. Therefore, to protect your company, we recommend you:
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Comment on: Framework discloses data breach via Metabase 0-day
While I'm impressed with Framework's handling of this issue, I can't help but notice how this was yet another analytics platform breach. CRM tools and analytics platforms (Salesforce, Mixpanel, now Metabase - I'm sure I'm forgetting some) are common vectors to get access to customer metadata these days.I don't see a solution to this in the near future. I initially thought up something quite simple: assign every customer a unique ID and use that where possible to reference a customer. That solution, however, renders the analytics and CRM tools nearly useless. There has to be a better way, thoug
I bought one of their first garbage laptops. The ones that flatten the battery overnight.Now 5 years later I'm being told I've had my data breached for a dashboard.I don't even have the laptop anymore, I gave it away. I still have my Pentium M laptop from high school...
Comment on: Framework discloses data breach via Metabase 0-day
Let's not pretend we do not all -know- virtually every company looks at security as a cover your ass exercise. The SaaS is able to provide some fort of "certification", so companies are happy to move responsibility to them.They don't actually care about protecting PII or anything.
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Customers of business intelligence platforms are increasingly vulnerable to SQL injection attacks that expose sensitive personal data. QueryShield offers automated vulnerability detection, real-time patching, and compliance reporting to protect BI environments from unauthorized data exposure.
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