Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis said hackers used what it described as "offensive agentic technology" to gain unauthorized access to its internal systems and tools, exposing customer names, email addresses, user IDs, and organizational role information. The disclosure was reported by Bitcoin News in a post on X and later circulated by Odaily. Chainalysis said it has found no evidence that passwords, multi-factor authentication (MFA) keys, session tokens, or sensitive investigative data were compromised. The company also said the incident was unrelated to the recent $6 billion hack involving Binance. The statement, as presented in the source material, focused on the scope of the exposed data and the categories of information that do not appear to have been affected.
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis said hackers used what it called "offensive agentic technology" to gain unauthorized access to its internal systems and tools, exposing customer names, email addresses, user IDs, and organizational role information.
According to a post by Bitcoin News on X, Chainalysis said there is currently no evidence that passwords, multi-factor authentication (MFA) keys, session tokens, or sensitive investigative data were exposed. The company also said the attack was unrelated to the recent $6 billion hack involving Binance.
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