Okta has confirmed details of its October breach, reporting that the incident led to the compromise of files belonging to 134 customers, “or less than 1 percent of Okta customers.”  Okta’s report on the breach confirms much of what was previously known, but provides the first set of solid numbers of those affected, and notes that five of its 134 affected customers experienced their own intrusions – at least that Okta knows of.  With so many high-profile companies among Okta’s user base, one percent is still a concern for the countless customers, and any employees affected as well. Among those who had data stolen was password manager 1Password, which said last month that it had experienced a breakin in its Okta instance by a malicious user who had admin privileges.

Source: The Register