Chainalysis discloses a breach by an external actor using 'offensive agentic techniques'; user names and emails accessed
READ THE ORIGINAL SOURCEOpen original sourcewww.chainalysis.com · Opens in a new tabChainalysis disclosed a cybersecurity incident in which it was targeted, stating that investigation to date found no evidence of unauthorized access to investigation content, authentication credentials, or session tokens. The company says it proactively notified customers, is working with cybersecurity experts, and is hardening its systems. It describes an industry-wide rise in AI-driven cyberattacks and says it is taking a whole-of-company approach to security. The supplied text is truncated before the details of the affected data are fully given.
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Chainalysis disclosed a cybersecurity incident in which it was targeted, stating that investigation to date found no evidence of unauthorized access to investigation content, authentication credentials, or session tokens. The company says it proactively notified customers, is working with cybersecurity experts, and is hardening its systems. It describes an industry-wide rise in AI-driven cyberattacks and says it is taking a whole-of-company approach to security. The supplied text is truncated before the details of the affected data are fully given.
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- Investigation to date found no evidence of unauthorized access to investigation content, authentication credentials, or session tokens.
- Chainalysis proactively notified all customers and is working with leading cybersecurity experts.
- The company states the incident is not related to a recent crypto theft at Binance.
- Chainalysis reports an industry-wide rise in AI-driven cyberattacks.
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Chainalysis says an external actor used offensive agentic techniques to get unauthorized access to its systems and internal tools, and that non-sensitive customer data such as user IDs, full names and email addresses was accessed. It says the incident is unrelated to the Binance theft. Notice dated Oct 30; Chainalysis's own account.
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Security incidents at blockchain analytics providers affect the customers and data they hold, and the reported rise in AI-driven attacks bears on how organizations assess and defend against automated threats.
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