Coinbase denies customer data breach, Au10tix employee credential leak raises security concerns
ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Coinbase denies that its customer data has suffered any breaches in response to the credential leak incident involving compliance platform Au10tix. Au10tix stated that although the credentials were leaked, there is currently no evidence that the data has been misused.
Reports indicate that these credentials could allow hackers to access sensitive user information, such as names, birth dates, and driver's license images. Au10tix has removed the relevant credentials and strengthened security measures to prevent similar incidents from occurring again. Coinbase has not confirmed whether it uses Au10tix to store customer data but insists that no data breaches have been found at this time.
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