Teens Arrested in Hack of Microsoft and Okta But Haven't Been Charged
The scenario here is analogous to walking away from your computer at a coffee shop, whereby a stranger has sat down at your machine and is using the mouse and keyboard. So while the attacker never gained access to the Okta service via account takeover, a machine that was logged into Okta was compromised and they were able to obtain screenshots and control the machine through the RDP session.
Did the London Police nab the right hackers? Only time will tell. And right now we don’t have a lot of information about who they’ve actually grabbed off the street.
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