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FBI Investigating 3Commas Data Breach (coindesk.com) 25

The FBI is investigating the 3Commas data breach, CoinDesk is reporting. From the report: The investigation comes after weeks of criticism from users of the Estonia-based crypto trading service, who say its CEO repeatedly brushed off warning signs that the platform had leaked user data. This week, 100,000 Binance and KuCoin API keys linked to 3Commas were leaked by an anonymous person. On Thursday, two 3Commas users told CoinDesk that they were contacted by agents from the FBI's Cincinnati Field Office in connection to the leak.

Over the last several months, dozens of 3Commas users found that the service had, without their consent, traded away funds on crypto exchanges they'd linked to it. Initially, 3Commas said that these users were most likely phished and insisted that the platform was safe. The API database leaker insinuated that the 3Commas keys had been sold by someone from within the company, but 3Commas CEO Yuriy Sorokin said in a statement on Thursday that "3Commas stresses that it has found no evidence during the internal investigation that any employee of 3Commas was somehow involved in attacks against the API data."

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FBI Investigating 3Commas Data Breach

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  • by S_Stout ( 2725099 ) on Friday December 30, 2022 @04:05PM (#63168930)
    I don't know why companies even bother investigating themselves. What are people expecting? "We investigated ourselves and it turns out we knew the whole time and was trying to hide it. We will now turn ourselves in to the local authorities."
  • by ArchieBunker ( 132337 ) on Friday December 30, 2022 @04:55PM (#63169036)

    Nobody going to mention Tres Comas? https://silicon-valley.fandom.... [fandom.com]

  • by TheGratefulNet ( 143330 ) on Friday December 30, 2022 @09:03PM (#63169494)

    wait, this isn't about 3com, is it?

    (what year is this, again?)

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