Belgian CCB Warns of Red Hat Consulting Breach: Leaked Tokens Pose High Risk
The Belgian Centre for Cybersecurity (CCB) has issued a high-risk warning following a Red Hat Consulting data breach. Attackers accessed private GitHub repositories containing client engagement reports with sensitive data, including authentication tokens, and claim to have used them to access client systems. Organisations that used Red Hat Consulting or shared credentials with Red Hat should immediately revoke exposed tokens and assess supply-chain exposure.
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