cryptobriefing.com Glassnode Investigates Possible Data Exposure Amid Phishing Risks
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- •Glassnode is investigating a potential data exposure incident affecting user email addresses.
- •Customers are warned to be cautious of phishing attempts impersonating the company.
- •The investigation was prompted by reports of targeted phishing emails linked to Glassnode accounts.
Glassnode, a crypto market data provider, has alerted customers to a potential security incident involving the exposure of user information, particularly email addresses. The company is currently investigating the situation and has not yet determined the full extent of the data affected. Users have been advised to be vigilant against phishing attempts and fraudulent communications that may impersonate Glassnode. The alert follows reports from a user who received a phishing email at an address solely used for Glassnode, suggesting a possible leak of customer email data. Glassnode emphasized that it does not operate a customer support phone line and will provide updates as more information becomes available.
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