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Salesforce warns of API error that exposed Marketing data

August 5, 2018  By Pierluigi Paganini

 

The US Cloud-based customer relationship management software giant Salesforce is warning marketing customers of a data leakage caused by an API error.

 

The US cloud computing company Salesforce is warning marketing customers of a data leakage caused by an API error. The incident could potentially affect a large number of companies, including Aldo, Dunkin Donuts, GE, HauteLook, Nestle Waters, and Sony.

 

The error was in production between June 4 to July 18, and potentially affected users of two modules within the broader Marketing Cloud offering, the Email Studio and Predictive Intelligence solutions.

 

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