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Data BreachInfosecurity Magazine·3 hours ago

ReliaQuest Rejects Compromise Claims After ShinyHunters Incident

ReliaQuest has responded to compromise claims following a social engineering attack attributed to ShinyHunters, asserting that the threat actor did not successfully breach its systems. The company has provided details about the attack method while refuting reports suggesting a full compromise occurred.

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