Okta Hack Blamed on Employee Using Personal Google Account on Company Laptop – SecurityWeek

Okta is blaming the recent hack of its support system on an employee who logged into a personal Google account on a company-managed laptop, exposing credentials that led to the theft of data from multiple Okta customers

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