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Chainalysis breach exposed customer names, emails and company roles
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The Chainalysis breach exposed customer names, email addresses, user IDs and organization role labels, the blockchain analytics company said.
Key facts
- In an Oct. 30 disclosure, the company said it detected an external actor gaining unauthorized access to its systems and internal tools that month
- The Chainalysis breach exposed customer names, email addresses, user IDs and organization role labels, the blockchain analytics company said
- For a suspicious message, the Federal Trade Commission recommends contacting the company through a phone number or website already known to be genuine
- Also known as "Akiba," Liam Wright is a reporter, podcast producer, and Editor-in-Chief at CryptoSlate
Summary
01 Chainalysis says an intruder accessed customer names, email addresses, user IDs and organization role labels. 02 Chainalysis found no evidence so far of access to investigation content or authentication secrets, with its investigation ongoing. 03 Users are urged to scrutinize unexpected authentication prompts and enable two-factor authentication while customer-specific record analysis continues. In an Oct. 30 disclosure, the company said it detected an external actor gaining unauthorized access to its systems and internal tools that month.