What Happened?
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On 21 June 2020, automated systems detected a security breach of services provided by Tricentis Flood. We took immediate action to contain the breach and have since been carrying out further investigation, remediation and notification measures. The incident is reported on our Flood incident status page: https://status.flood.io/incidents/gsw7vx8cqxk5
This incident is also closely related to last week's strategic Cyber attacks on Australian authorities and businesses: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-19/foreign-cyber-hack-targets-australian-government-andbusiness/12372470
We believe the purpose of the attack was to steal customer data and, credentials that allow Flood to orchestrate load testing infrastructure for customers through third-party cloud providers. These credentials are used by a subset of Flood customers who utilize our 'hosted' grid infrastructure.
What Happened? --- On 21 June 2020, automated systems detected a security breach of services provided by Tricentis Flood. We took immediate action to contain the breach and have since been carrying out further investigation, remediation and notification measures. The incident is reported on our Flood incident status page: https://status.flood.io/incidents/gsw7vx8cqxk5
This incident is also closely related to last week's strategic Cyber attacks on Australian authorities and businesses: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-19/foreign-cyber-hack-targets-australian-government-andbusiness/12372470
We believe the purpose of the attack was to steal customer data and, credentials that allow Flood to orchestrate load testing infrastructure for customers through third-party cloud providers. These credentials are used by a subset of Flood customers who utilize our 'hosted' grid infrastructure.