Disney is gearing up to stop using the messaging platform Slack, causing apparent grumblings in some corners of the company.

An apparent leak has made messages, files, code, and other data from Disney's internal Slack public. A hacking group known as Nullbulge claimed responsibility for the leak in a blog post.

Following a serious security incident in the summer of 2024, Disney has now taken drastic measures. The company will stop using the popular communication platform Slack completely. This decision ...

The BBC has made contact with the hackers who claim to be in Russia and say they got into Disney's internal Slack messaging system through an insider. But when asked for a sample of the stolen ...

Slack will reportedly not summarise files that are too large or too small The platform already offers an AI conversation ...

According to the Journal, the compromised Slack messages contained sensitive information belonging to Disney cruise employees, including passport numbers, visa details, birthplaces and physical ...

The group said it infiltrated Disney's internal Slack communication platform, leaking 1.2 terabytes of data online. The leaked data reportedly includes messages, files, code, and other ...

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