A cybersecurity incident at Kroll, the bankruptcy claims representative of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has resulted in some user data being compromised.
FTX and BlockFi Affected by Kroll's 'Cybersecurity Incident' Putting User Data at Risk
This incident also affected BlockFi, another bankrupt crypto firm, raising concerns about the security of plaintiff's information.
Upon this development, FTX made a statement in X to inform its users about the situation.
(1/3) FTX learned that Kroll, the claims agent in the bankruptcy, experienced a cybersecurity incident that compromised non-sensitive customer data of certain claimants in the pending bankruptcy case.
— FTX (@FTX_Official) August 25, 2023
While Kroll informed those affected and advised on protective measures, he explained that FTX user account passwords were not managed by Kroll and that FTX's own systems were not affected.
However, FTX stressed that rights holders should be wary of potential scams and fraudulent attempts, especially phishing emails impersonating parties linked to bankruptcy proceedings.
Experts stated that especially incoming mails should not be respected and a wallet connection should never be established to the redirected sites.
Bağladığın an patlatırlar içerdeki coinleri. Böyle mail alan varsa sakın bağlamasın. Veriler sızdırıldığı için böyle mailler geliyor. Dikkat. https://t.co/DZEatc9aVw
— Kerim Kalender (@kerimcalender) August 25, 2023
*Not investment advice.
