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Citroen becomes the latest victim of Adobe ColdFusion hackers

Posted on March 18, 2014 by Dissent

Tom Brewster reports:

A prolific hacker gang that has breached numerous companies by exploiting Adobe software has claimed another major hit in the form of car manufacturer Citroën, the Guardian has learned.

Citroën had one of its German websites hacked to include a backdoor, which is a method of bypassing normal authentication systems, and which may have allowed the attackers to make off with whatever data was sitting on site’s server.

A Citroën Germany spokesperson said law enforcement were to be contacted about the breach as it appeared to be a criminal act. Some customer data was stolen, the spokesperson said, but it is unclear how many are affected. Customers have been contacted and will be advised to check their bank accounts for any suspicious transfers.

Read more on The Guardian.

Category: Business SectorHackNon-U.S.Subcontractor

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