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BreachesJun 22, 2026

Salesforce Disables Klue Integration After OAuth Token Theft Hits Customer Data

Icarus extortion group stole Salesforce customer data via compromised Klue integration.

The Icarus extortion group exploited a legacy credential in the Klue Battlecards integration to steal bulk Salesforce customer data. Salesforce disabled the integration, and Klue deactived compromised OAuth tokens, but data theft occurred over a 24-hour period. The stolen data includes commercial information like contacts and quotes, but not passwords or payment details.

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The lesson from this incident

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The Icarus extortion group exploited a legacy credential within the Klue Battlecards third-party integration to gain unauthorized access to bulk Salesforce customer data. This incident highlights the critical risk posed by stale or unrotated credentials in third-party integrations, which often operate with broad permissions and limited oversight. Data was exfiltrated over a 24-hour window before the breach was detected and contained, demonstrating gaps in real-time monitoring of OAuth token activity. Supply chain integrations frequently inherit excessive trust and access without commensurate security controls, making them attractive targets for attackers. Organizations must treat third-party API and OAuth relationships with the same rigor as internal privileged access.

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  • malware — Python scripts

Entities

Icarus (threat_actor)Salesforce (product)Klue Battlecards (product)OAuth tokens (technology)HubSpot (product)Microsoft SharePoint (product)