2023-07-05 09:24:00
According to Microsoft, the group of hackers responsible for the DDoS attack was Storm-1359, although the group Anonymous Sudan claimed its authorship through its Telegram channel on July 2, where it claimed that it stole data from 30 million Outlook customers. , Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business and Azure.
The group said that the data was for sale for US$ 50,000, about R$ 242,000. However, Microsoft refuted this statement today in an interview with the portal Bleeping Computer.
At this time, our analysis of the data shows that this is not a legitimate claim and an aggregation of data. We saw no evidence that our customers’ data was accessed or compromised.
While this note from a Microsoft spokesperson reassures us, we hope that Microsoft will continue to investigate the details of the attack to ensure that its customers are truly safe.
In this way, the recommendation is that you be aware of unrecognized login attempts to your Microsoft account, in addition to using two-factor authentication applications on all your accounts.
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