“Brad Jones, chief information security officer at Snowflake, told CNN in a separate statement that the company has not found evidence this activity was “caused

“Brad Jones, chief information security officer at Snowflake, told CNN in a separate statement that the company has not found evidence this activity was “caused by a vulnerability, misconfiguration or breach of Snowflake’s platform.” Jones said this has been verified by investigations by third-party cybersecurity experts at Mandiant and CrowdStroke. AT&T said it launched an investigation, hired cybersecurity experts and took steps to close the “illegal access point.”” That's pretty rich: “it wasn't misconfigured, it was just illegally open, and now we're closing it”.