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Hacker breaks into Barracuda Networks database

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Dissent

Robert McMillan reports:

A hacker has broken into a Barracuda Networks database and obtained names and e-mail addresses of some of the security company’s employees, channel partners and sales leads.

The hacker, who called himself Fdf, posted proof of his attack to the Web on Monday, showing e-mail addresses of company employees and names, e-mail addresses, company affiliations and phone numbers of sales leads registered by the company’s channel partners.

Read more on Computerworld.   Additional coverage on The Register.  Barracuda’s response here.


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