Onamae Desktop Cloud, a prominent provider of virtual private server (VPS) services in Japan, has suffered a significant security compromise. According to reports, unauthorized actors gained access to the company’s infrastructure and successfully deployed malware onto the servers of approximately 26,739 customers.
The incident highlights the risks associated with centralized cloud management infrastructure. By compromising the provider’s systems, attackers were able to distribute malicious software across a large footprint of customer environments. At this time, the scope of the potential data exposure or the specific nature of the deployed malware remains under investigation.
As the situation develops, users of the platform are advised to monitor their systems for unauthorized activity and follow official guidance provided by the company regarding remediation and security hardening steps.
Source: BleepingComputer
Original article: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/japans-onamae-desktop-cloud-hacked-up-to-27-000-servers-affected/
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