JumpCloud's Ongoing Incident: API Key Reset

Tanya Tandon Updated by Tanya Tandon

High Level Summary of the Security Advisory

JumpCloud is an American enterprise software company headquartered in Louisville, Colorado. It is a comprehensive, open directory platform that customers use to authenticate, authorize, and manage users, devices, and applications.

On July 5, 2023, JumpCloud customers shared screenshots of an email notification (email from JumpCloud), across various public platforms, that informed those customers about the invalidation of their existing admin API keys. Additionally, JumpCloud published a support notification, regarding the JumpCloud API Key Rotation which it took as a cautionary action relating to an ongoing incident. JumpCloud informed its customers that it has invalidated existing admin API keys and provided guidance for affected JumpCloud admins to generate new keys. 

While details of the incident are unknown, JumpCloud clarified that the action was taken with the objective of protecting the organizations and operations of its customers. 

Should I be concerned? 

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What to do if you or your vendors have active relationships with JumpCloud

As per the guidance provided, customers who are affected, particularly those who are currently using their API key or relying on integrations that depend on a JumpCloud admin API key, are advised to generate new API keys and update their integrations accordingly. JumpCloud also mentioned that once an admin's API Key is rotated, the old API key associated with that admin will no longer work which will impact any of the following services and integrations:

JumpCloud provided a guide to reset the API keys and offered a guided simulation for further assistance. The company urged affected customers to follow the provided instructions promptly. 

To access the new API Key:

  1. Log in to JumpCloud as an Administrator or Command Runner.
  2. In the Admin Portal, click account initials displayed at the top-right and select My API Key from the drop-down.
  3. The new API key will be displayed in the resulting dialogue.

In the email notification sent to JumpCloud customers, it was advised to reach out to JumpCloud support at support@jumpcloud.com for any additional assistance or if customers require support with resetting or recreating their API keys.

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