In a disquieting development in the realm of cybersecurity, Advance Auto Parts, a prominent provider of automotive aftermarket parts, has fallen victim to a major data breach. This breach, stemming from a compromised Snowflake account,

Advance Auto Parts is investigating a potential data breach linked to the recent Snowflake cyber incident, a spokesperson said yesterday. Why it matters: A recent listing on a dark web hacker forum suggests that malicious actors may have stolen information about at least 380 million customers from the automotive supply retail chain.

Following recent incidents affecting Santander and Ticketmaster, American automotive aftermarket parts provider Advance Auto Parts appears to have had three terabytes of data stolen and put up for sale online.

U.S. auto parts provider Advance Auto Parts Inc. has had 3 terabytes of data containing sensitive customer and employee details stolen and offered for sale on the latest incarnation of BreachForums.

Threat actors claim to be selling 3TB of data from Advance Auto Parts, a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider, stolen after breaching the company's Snowflake account.

Hackers have captured 3 terabytes of customer, inventory and sales data, among others, after a breach at Advance Auto Parts. The group has offered it for