The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a high-priority cybersecurity warning about two criminal groups, UNC6040 and UNC6395 launching coordinated campaigns against Salesforce platforms. This FBI Warning Salesforce Attack outlines a new wave of cyber intrusions that use OAuth tokens, a widely trusted authentication method, to gain unauthorized access to Salesforce data through third-party apps. Unlike traditional phishing or password-theft attacks, these incidents bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA) and appear legitimate to monitoring systems, making them especially dangerous. Businesses of every size from healthcare practices to Fortune 500 firms must now reconsider how connected apps and OAuth tokens are managed inside their Salesforce environments. FBI Warning Salesforce Attack | UNC6040 & UNC6395 Threats - Table of ContentsWho Are UNC6040 and UNC6395?UNC6040 – The Vishing Specialists UNC6395 – The OAuth Token Exploiters Why Salesforce Is a Prime Target...
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