BasedApp disclosed a data breach that exposed customer KYC data after an unauthorized party accessed its internal operations system, according to a post cited by ChainCatcher. The exposed information listed in the post included names, dates of birth, nationalities, addresses, passport or NRIC numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and wallet addresses linked to those identity records. The same post also said someone entered the BasedApp team’s AI-agent backend through Google quick sign-in and obtained administrator privileges. It added that several credentials were exposed, including a Telegram bot token, an AI API key, an OpenClaw gateway token, and OpenAI keys. No further details on the scope of the breach or the number of affected customers were disclosed in the provided text.
BasedApp disclosed a data breach in which an unauthorized party accessed its internal operations system, exposing customer KYC data, according to ChainCatcher.
The exposed items listed in the post included names, dates of birth, nationalities, addresses, passport or NRIC numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and wallet addresses linked to those identity records.
The post also said someone entered the BasedApp team’s AI-agent backend through Google quick sign-in and obtained administrator privileges. It added that a Telegram bot token, an AI API key, an OpenClaw gateway token, and OpenAI keys were exposed.
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