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Crypto tech service provider Haruko hit by cyberattack, 15 clients affected
Odaily News: Crypto technology service provider Haruko suffered a targeted cyberattack, with 15 clients affected. Read-only API information and trading data from some exchanges were leaked.Haruko stated that smaller hedge fund clients with weaker security controls may have lost a small amount of funds. The company has patched the vulnerability and updated its server-side keys. (CoinDesk)
Crypto technology service provider Haruko hit by targeted cyberattack, impacting 15 institutional clients
According to CoinDesk, London-based crypto institutional technology services provider Haruko was targeted by a cyberattack earlier this week, affecting a total of 15 clients. Attackers exploited vulnerabilities in Haruko’s infrastructure to extract user access tokens, gaining access to clients’ read-only exchange API information and trading data. A small amount of client funds were stolen, and smaller hedge funds with weaker security controls face a higher risk of loss. Haruko co-founder and CTO Adam Carlile confirmed that the attack specifically targeted Haruko itself. The vulnerability has been patched, and the company plans to release a complete technical post-incident report. Haruko serves over 80 institutional clients globally and connects to more than 100 centralized exchanges and 30 blockchains.
Crypto tech service provider Haruko hit by cyberattack, 15 clients affected
Odaily News: Crypto technology service provider Haruko suffered a targeted cyberattack, with 15 clients affected. Read-only API information and trading data from some exchanges were leaked.Haruko stated that smaller hedge fund clients with weaker security controls may have lost a small amount of funds. The company has patched the vulnerability and updated its server-side keys. (CoinDesk)
Crypto technology service provider Haruko hit by targeted cyberattack, impacting 15 institutional clients
According to CoinDesk, London-based crypto institutional technology services provider Haruko was targeted by a cyberattack earlier this week, affecting a total of 15 clients. Attackers exploited vulnerabilities in Haruko’s infrastructure to extract user access tokens, gaining access to clients’ read-only exchange API information and trading data. A small amount of client funds were stolen, and smaller hedge funds with weaker security controls face a higher risk of loss. Haruko co-founder and CTO Adam Carlile confirmed that the attack specifically targeted Haruko itself. The vulnerability has been patched, and the company plans to release a complete technical post-incident report. Haruko serves over 80 institutional clients globally and connects to more than 100 centralized exchanges and 30 blockchains.
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Crypto tech service provider Haruko hit by cyberattack, 15 clients affected
Odaily News: Crypto technology service provider Haruko suffered a targeted cyberattack, with 15 clients affected. Read-only API information and trading data from some exchanges were leaked.Haruko stated that smaller hedge fund clients with weaker security controls may have lost a small amount of funds. The company has patched the vulnerability and updated its server-side keys. (CoinDesk)
Crypto technology service provider Haruko hit by targeted cyberattack, impacting 15 institutional clients
According to CoinDesk, London-based crypto institutional technology services provider Haruko was targeted by a cyberattack earlier this week, affecting a total of 15 clients. Attackers exploited vulnerabilities in Haruko’s infrastructure to extract user access tokens, gaining access to clients’ read-only exchange API information and trading data. A small amount of client funds were stolen, and smaller hedge funds with weaker security controls face a higher risk of loss. Haruko co-founder and CTO Adam Carlile confirmed that the attack specifically targeted Haruko itself. The vulnerability has been patched, and the company plans to release a complete technical post-incident report. Haruko serves over 80 institutional clients globally and connects to more than 100 centralized exchanges and 30 blockchains.