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As reported by The Verge, Discord has announced that one of its third-party customer service partners was recently compromised by an "unauthorized party," who Discord states was attempting to "extort a financial ransom."
While the hackers did not gain direct access to Discord, some users' data was impacted by the breach—specifically, data shared with Discord's Customer Support and Trust & Safety teams, including government IDs provided for age verification.
Discord stated in a press release that anyone impacted by the breach will be contacted soon via email. The types of data potentially at risk include names, Discord usernames, email addresses, contact information, payment types, the last four digits of credit card numbers (but not CCVs or full credit card numbers), purchase history, IP addresses, messages shared with customer support, and "limited corporate data."
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While the hackers did not gain direct access to Discord, some users' data was impacted by the breach—specifically, data shared with Discord's Customer Support and Trust & Safety teams, including government IDs provided for age verification.
Discord stated in a press release that anyone impacted by the breach will be contacted soon via email. The types of data potentially at risk include names, Discord usernames, email addresses, contact information, payment types, the last four digits of credit card numbers (but not CCVs or full credit card numbers), purchase history, IP addresses, messages shared with customer support, and "limited corporate data."
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