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Unsere Website auf Deutsch Möchten Sie die deutsche Version des Cointelegraph besuchen? Nein Ja X * BTC $41,687 +2.63% * ETH $2,929 +4.56% * BNB $396 +2.04% * SOL $90 +3.94% * XRP $0.81 +3.32% * DOGE $0.12 +4.09% * English Unsere Website auf Deutsch Möchten Sie die deutsche Version des Cointelegraph besuchen? Nein Ja * Advertise * Careers * News * Bitcoin * Ethereum * Altcoins * Blockchain * Business * Policy & Regulations * NFTs * DeFi * Adoption * Markets * Market News * Price Indexes * Market Analysis * Heatmap * Top 10 Cryptocurrencies * Magazine * People * Top 100 2022 * Top 100 2021 * Top 100 2020 * Opinion * Expert Take * Interview * Cryptopedia * Explained * How to Crypto * Bitcoin101 * Ethereum101 * Dogecoin101 * Altcoin101 * DeFi101 * Trading101 * NFT101 * Blockchain101 * Funding101 * Regulation101 * Research * Video * Markets Pro * Store Arijit Sarkar 1 hour ago BLOCKFI CONFIRMS UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO CLIENT DATA HOSTED ON HUBSPOT As a third-party vendor for BlockFi, Hubspot stored user data such as names, email addresses and phone numbers, which has been historically used for conducting phishing attacks. 688 Total views 4 Total shares Listen to article 2:51 News * * * * * * * * New Jersey-based crypto financial institution BlockFi confirmed a data breach incident via one of its third-party vendors, Hubspot. BlockFi’s proactive warning about the breach aims to deter the intentions of bad actors in repurposing the user data for fraudulent activities. According to the announcement, the hackers gained access to BlockFi’s client data on Friday, Mar. 18, that were stored on Hubspot, a client relationship management platform: > “Hubspot has confirmed that an unauthorized third-party gained access to > certain BlockFi client data housed on their platform.” As a third-party vendor for BlockFi, Hubspot stored user data such as names, email addresses and phone numbers. Historically, bad actors have used such information for conducting phishing attacks and gaining access to accounts through user-provided passwords. At the time of writing, BlockFi is supporting Hubspot’s investigation to gain clarity on the overall impact of the data breach. While the exact details of the breached data are yet to be identified and revealed, BlockFi reassured users by highlighting that personal data — including passwords, government-issued IDs and social security numbers — “were never stored on Hubspot.” In addition, BlockFi has also confirmed that its internal system and client funds were not accessed and that the breach remains limited to the third-party vendor, Hubspot. The company further recommended four methods to help users protect their online presence from bad actors — good password hygiene, two-factor authentication (2FA), allowlisting trusted applications and vigilance against scammers. On an end note, BlockFi acknowledged that time is of the essence and are expediting their investigations to identify the extent of the breach: > “Additional information will be emailed to all impacted clients in the coming > days.” Investors are advised to be wary of all company communication, especially that demand urgency in requesting/changing personal details including passwords and wallet addresses. Related: Rare Bears Discord phishing attack nabs $800K in NFTs On Friday, Mar. 18, the recently launched nonfungible token (NFT) project Rare Bears was attacked, resulting in a theft of nearly $800,000 in NFTs. As Cointelegraph reported, the attacked was conducted by a hacker who posted a phishing link in the project‘s Discord channel, and eventually stole 179 NFTs. 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