Cloud Storage Breach
0 confirmed incidents.
VERIS: hacking:Exploit misconfigMITRE ATT&CK: T1530 (Data from Cloud Storage)T1526 (Cloud Service Discovery)
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Cloud storage breach covers an incident where an attacker reads data directly out of a cloud object store, database or file-sharing service, often one left publicly accessible or protected only by a leaked credential, rather than reached by compromising the underlying network. It maps to two MITRE ATT&CK techniques: T1526 (Cloud Service Discovery), mapping out what cloud resources exist and are reachable, and T1530 (Data from Cloud Storage), the collection step itself. Exposure here typically means personal data sitting in the exposed storage location, rather than data captured in transit.
No confirmed incidents currently carry this attack-type classification.
Questions and answers
How many confirmed incidents are classified as Cloud Storage Breach on Breach Census?
0 confirmed incidents are currently classified as Cloud Storage Breach.
Which MITRE ATT&CK techniques does the Cloud Storage Breach classification cover?
This classification maps to MITRE ATT&CK techniques T1530 (Data from Cloud Storage), T1526 (Cloud Service Discovery).
What counts as a confirmed incident for the Cloud Storage Breach classification?
An incident counts here once it carries the Cloud Storage Breach attack-type classification and has reached the confirmed status described on the Methodology page; a bare claim or press report is not enough.