Okta Data Breach Affects All Customer Support Users

Stolen data includes names, email addresses, and potentially more sensitive information, raising concerns about the company's security measures.

Okta, a major identity management firm, has revealed that a recent data breach was far more extensive than initially reported, affecting all users of its customer support system rather than the 1% initially claimed.
The stolen data includes names, email addresses, and in some cases, additional information such as phone numbers, company names, and job descriptions.
Okta has warned that the stolen information could be used to launch phishing or social engineering attacks, and has urged all customers to use multi-factor authentication.
The breach has raised concerns about Okta's security measures, given the company's role in managing sensitive data for multiple website logins for companies.
This is not the first security incident for Okta, which has been targeted by hackers multiple times in the past.