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Home » Twilio, CloudFlare Attacks Represent Downstream Vulnerabilities
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Twilio, CloudFlare Attacks Represent Downstream Vulnerabilities

Chris HughesBy Chris HughesSeptember 1, 20221 Min Read
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In Cybersecurity Minute Episode 28, Chris Hughes examines the dramatic downstream effects of two-factor authentication vulnerabilities.

Highlights 

00:01 — Employees at Twilio and CloudFlare were recently targeted by a massive phishing campaign, made to compromise employees’ two-factor authentication credentials.

00:31 — While Twilio and CloudFlare served as initial targets, malicious actors were able to target 130+ other organizations downstream, including DigitalOcean and DoorDash.

00:59 — The attack represents the latest effort to thwart Identity-as-a-Service provider, Okta.

01:23 — Organizations are at risk when using SaaS security and should consider integrating SaaS security management tools for increased security transparency.

02:50 — Even certain two-factor authentication practices are vulnerable to attack and downstream effects.


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Chris Hughes is a Cloud Wars Analyst focusing on the critical intersection of cloud technology and cybersecurity. As co-founder and CEO of Aquia, Chris draws on nearly 20 years of IT and cybersecurity experience across both public and private sectors, including service with the U.S. Air Force and leadership roles within FedRAMP. In addition to his work in the field, Chris is an adjunct professor in cybersecurity and actively contributes to industry groups like the Cloud Security Alliance. His expertise and certifications in cloud security for AWS and Azure help organizations navigate secure cloud migrations and transformations.

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