Saturday Security: Zero-Day Logitech Breach Exposes 1.8TB of Data

 

Logitech, a prominent PC accessories brand, has recently confirmed a major data breach after cybercriminals exploited a zero-day vulnerability in a third-party platform. While Logitech assures that exposed data was limited and credit card numbers, as well as national IDs, were not stored on the impacted systems, the situation remains concerning. The notorious Clop ransomware gang has taken responsibility for the attack and claims to have stolen an alarming 1.8TB of data, potentially compromising internal information related to employees, customers, consumers, and suppliers. Despite Logitech's insistence that manufacturing operations and products were unaffected, this incident highlights the persistent threat of ransomware attacks. Moreover, the same zero-day vulnerability has been utilized in recent attacks on several high-profile organizations, including Envoy Air and The Washington Post. As this threat continues to spread, it is crucial for individuals and companies alike to prioritize cybersecurity measures. To safeguard your personal data, remember to freeze your credit, avoid reusing passwords, and enable multifactor authentication with passkeys whenever possible. Stay aware and secure in this ever-evolving digital landscape. https://ir.logitech.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2025/Logitech-Cybersecurity-Disclosure/default.aspx https://www.pcworld.com/article/2974738/logitech-confirms-large-customer-data-breach-what-that-means-for-you.html 00:00 – Cloudflare Outage & Logitech Breach Intro 00:25 – Zero-Day Exploit & Clop Ransomware Claim 00:45 – What Data Was Stolen 01:02 – Growing Zero-Day Campaign Hits Other Companies 01:20 – How to Protect Yourself 01:31 – Final Thoughts: Stay Secure