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REPORT

Fortune 1000

Identity Exposure Report 2023

To understand how exposed employee identities impact organizations, SpyCloud combs through our entire database of assets recaptured from the criminal underground each year and analyzes the dark web data of employees and consumers tied to the large enterprises on the Fortune 1000 list. What we found and the greater impacts of stolen data may surprise you:

2023 Fortune 1000

Session cookies

THE IMPACT

Of all malware-siphoned authentication data, browser session cookies are the most prized because they allow cybercriminals to become an identity’s clone and bypass authentication to seamlessly hijack a session, allowing them access to sensitive data, escalate employee privileges, and much more.

We recaptured a total of
1.87 billion

session cookies tied to these large enterprise employees that give bad actors unfettered access to your network.

Compromised credentials

THE IMPACT

When credentials are exposed in a data breach, cybercriminals inevitably test them against a variety of other online sites, taking over any other accounts protected by the same login information. If those stolen credentials contain a corporate email domain, criminals have an obvious clue that they could provide access to valuable enterprise systems, customer data, and intellectual property.

We discovered
27.48 million

pairs of credentials with Fortune 1000 corporate email addresses and plaintext passwords. 

Malware

THE IMPACT

Employee data that appears in logs exfiltrated from infostealer malware-infected devices creates an open door to your network. These high-severity exposures put your enterprise at risk of ATO and fraud, and make your organization vulnerable to ransomware attacks. 

Additionally, we found
171,528

malware-infected employees tied directly to Fortune 1000 companies. 

Exposed Cloud Applications

THE IMPACT

These exposures come from popular enterprise applications such as online email and office applications, cloud hosting environments, customer relationship managers, payroll management, video conference platforms, source code repositories, and much more. Data stolen from these applications can be used to aid attacks or can be the goal of the attack itself.

We found SSO exposures for
56,006

popular cloud applications that could give criminals incredible levels of access to corporate data.

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