Northflank Security Breach: Immediate Action Required
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- •Northflank users should rotate all keys immediately due to a security breach.
- •Multiple users reported unauthorized use of AI keys linked to the incident.
- •Major outages have affected networking, certificates, and services.
On October 30, 2026, Northflank reported a security incident affecting its users, with multiple reports of unauthorized use of AI keys. Users are advised to assume that their environment variables have been decrypted and to rotate all keys immediately. Secret rotation for Postgres and MongoDB has been enabled for all users, and disabling public exposure on addons is recommended. The incident was first identified at 1:40 PM UTC, with a threat alert from Wiz at 11:43 AM UTC. Northflank engineers implemented initial network policy patches and requested support from Wiz's Cyber Incident Response Team. The incident has led to major outages across various services, including networking and addons. The current status is that the Northflank App, API, marketing site, and documentation remain operational.
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