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AI CURATED HOT STORY · 11/10/2026

Sentra Uncovers Qubole Supply Chain Attack in Under 24 Hours

1 reports archived1 independent sourcesupdated 11/10/2026, 05:07:26
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Attackers leveraged credentials from the legacy big-data platform Qubole and the standing access that organizations had once granted it to quietly exfiltrate data across multiple companies, without breaching any of them directly. Sentra detected the supply chain campaign in under 24 hours, exposing the standing-access risk of non-human identities such as vendor integrations, automation and AI agents in cloud environments.

LATEST/Attackers leveraged credentials from the legacy big-data platform Qubole and the standing access that organizations had once granted it to quietly exfiltrate data across multiple companies, without breaching any of them directly. Sentra detected the supply chain campaign in under 24 hours, exposing the standing-access risk of non-human identities such as vendor integrations, automation and AI agents in cloud environments.

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Total 1 reports · Latest first
  1. Hacker News AIT2·72 pts

    Sentra Uncovers Qubole Supply Chain Attack in Under 24 Hours

    • Attackers never breached targets directly; they reused Qubole's legacy credentials and standing roles once granted by each company to exfiltrate data
    • Cloud environments are full of non-human identities (vendor integrations, automation, AI agents) holding long-lived access to sensitive data with little monitoring
    • Sentra identified the supply chain campaign within 24 hours, underscoring the need for continuous auditing of forgotten third-party identities