Citrix Hacked by International Cybercriminals

FBI informed Citrix this week of a data breach that appears to have begun with a password spraying attack to steal weak credentials to access the companys network.

Virtual desktop and app vendor Citrix today said it had been alerted by the FBI on March 6 that its network had been breached.
Citrix said the FBI said it had reason to believe that international cybercriminals were behind the attack into its corporate network, most likely via password-spraying attacks to steal weak passwords and gain access to Citrixs network.
The attackers appear to have downloaded business documents, according to Citrixs internal forensics investigation findings thus far, but the company said its not sure which data was breached. At this time, there is no indication that the security of any Citrix product or service was compromised, Stan Black, Citrix CSIO wrote in a blog post today.
Citrix deeply regrets the impact this incident may have on affected customers. Citrix is committed to updating customers with more information as the investigation proceeds, and to continuing to work with the relevant law enforcement authorities, Black wrote.
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