Discord users who have contacted customer support should closely monitor their email. A recent security breach at a third-party customer service provider resulted in unauthorized access to user data.
Discord reports the breach was contained and access revoked, affecting a “limited number of users.” However, the compromised data is sensitive. This includes the last four digits of credit card numbers, IP addresses, Discord usernames, contact details, and some corporate data. Users who submitted government-issued ID images for age verification were also affected. Full credit card numbers, CCVs, messages outside of customer support interactions, and passwords were not compromised.
Discord states that affected users are being notified via email. The company is also collaborating with law enforcement and bolstering security protocols for third-party services. If you’ve contacted Discord support, check your inbox to see if you are impacted.
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Discord users who have contacted customer support should closely monitor their email. A recent security breach at a third-party customer service provider resulted in unauthorized access to user data.
Discord reports the breach was contained and access revoked, affecting a “limited number of users.” However, the compromised data is sensitive. This includes the last four digits of credit card numbers, IP addresses, Discord usernames, contact details, and some corporate data. Users who submitted government-issued ID images for age verification were also affected. Full credit card numbers, CCVs, messages outside of customer support interactions, and passwords were not compromised.
Discord states that affected users are being notified via email. The company is also collaborating with law enforcement and bolstering security protocols for third-party services. If you’ve contacted Discord support, check your inbox to see if you are impacted.
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