Discord reveals more on data breach - says 70,000 government ID photos may have been leaked
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- Discord data breach tied to third-party support provider - likely Zendesk, not Discord itself
- Attackers claim 5.5 million user records and 2.1 million ID photos stolen during 58-hour access window
- Discord disputes figures, confirms 70,000 ID exposures, and refuses to pay extortion demands
Discord has revealed more details about the recent third-party data breach incident, including an estimate of the likely number of ID card photos stolen in the attack.
The company had warned its users about a potential data breach, saying a third-party customer support service provider was breached. “The unauthorized party then gained access to information from a limited number of users who had contacted Discord through our Customer Support and/or Trust & Safety teams,” Discord said at the time.
The identity of the attackers was not disclosed, but Discord did say that the crooks took personally identifiable data, contact information, some ...
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