Disney to ditch Slack after security breach, will move to Microsoft Teams
Briefly

from Computerworld5 months ago
In July, a group called 'Nullbulge' published a 1.1 TB file from Disney's internal Slack archive containing 44 million messages, spreadsheets, and PDFs.
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The breach originated from a compromised computer belonging to a Disney software development manager, leading to stolen data from Slack channels.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff noted Disney's extensive use of Salesforce software during the recent Dreamforce event, despite the data breach incidents.
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The leaked data revealed sensitive information about Disney's financial strategy and personal data of employees, raising significant privacy concerns.
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