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April 27, 2020, 09:47:01 AM
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Etana Custody, a cryptocurrency custody services provider for exchanges and traders has reported a data security breach. The breach also enabled an unauthorized external party to access its client user interface.

April 25, 2020 | AtoZ Markets – Etana Custody has suffered a data security breach last weekend, according to a memo reviewed by AtoZ Markets.

Etana security breach caused no damage to user funds

Etana said the breach, which occurred on April 18, resulted in an unauthorized external party to access its client user interface. According to the company, the security breach has not caused any damage to the user funds. Etana Custody firms offer cryptocurrency custody services to exchanges and institutions. The data security breach happened on 18 April and involved a third-party gaining unauthorized access to Etana’s client user interface.

A spokesperson from Etana clarified that the client funds are safe, and there has been no illegal siphoning off of user funds. However, some believe the attacker has taken some information. Etana security breach comes amidst the lockdowns due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Source: https://atozmarkets.com/news/etana-custody-reports-data-security-breach

But they say that the Users’ Funds Are Safe Following Reported Etana Custody Breach: https://cointelegraph.com/news/users-funds-are-safe-following-reported-etana-custody-breach

Do not understand which statement is true.
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April 27, 2020, 12:21:37 PM
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Do not understand which statement is true.
I do not see any inconsistencies in these statements since many companies offer several levels of encryption to their databases, and therefore there may be a hack, but without any harm to user’s deposits. "Sometimes data is more expensive than money."

The article did not provide further details about the nature of the leaked data or the number of accounts involved. Therefore, it is best for all Kraken/Etana users to check whether their docs are part of this leak or not.
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