HubSpot launches investigation into customer account hacks
Marketing and sales software giant HubSpot confirmed on Friday that it is currently investigating a cybersecurity incident.
Rumors of a potential cyberattack targeting HubSpot customers began surfacing on social media. Alyssa Robinson, Chief Information Security Officer at HubSpot, stated that the company has identified a security incident involving bad actors attempting to gain unauthorized access to a limited number of customer accounts.
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When questioned by TechCrunch, the company did not disclose if they had received any communication from the malicious actors.
HubSpot is a U.S.-based company known for CRM and marketing automation software, with a market cap of nearly $30 billion. The extent of the incident and the number of affected customers remain unclear.
With over 216,000 corporate clients, HubSpot's notable customers include Discord, Eventbrite, and Talkspace.
