Ambire Wallet: Suffered a third-party data breach on June 5, accounts remain secure and passwords are not leaked

Odaily News Ambire Wallet disclosed in its official blog that the third-party email platform GetResponse suffered a data breach on June 5. It is reported that an attacker hacked into the account of a GetResponse employee, resulting in a data breach. Later, at 11:34 am (UTC time) on June 6, 2024, it received confirmation from the GetResponse team that a data breach had occurred. Although Ambire's domain name did not send any phishing emails, the attacker exported email contacts from Ambire's GetResponse account. If you do not have an email when using Ambire Wallet, or do not subscribe to any newsletters, you will not be affected. Ambire Wallet user accounts remain safe and no passwords have been leaked. Ambire Wallet is still safe and the service is not affected by this leak, but any emails claiming to offer Ambire token airdrops are unauthorized emails sent by attackers.