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Posted on 11/21/2024
Marketing automation platform for customer engagement
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Customer.io is a marketing automation platform that helps businesses engage with their customers throughout their lifecycle. It allows companies to segment their audience based on real-time events, enabling personalized messaging that improves customer connections and engagement. Unlike many competitors, Customer.io offers A/B testing and professional support services to optimize marketing strategies. The goal is to empower businesses to send data-driven messages that enhance customer engagement and drive revenue.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$9.6M
Headquarters
Portland, Oregon
Founded
2012
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El director de seguridad de la información (CISO) de SlowMist informó que una violación de 2022 que involucró datos de usuarios del marketplace NFT OpenSea ha llevado ahora a la exposición pública completa de la información filtrada.La violación, que ocurrió en junio de 2022, involucró 7 millones de direcciones de correo electrónico de usuarios de OpenSea.Usuarios de criptomonedas están en riesgo tras filtración de 7 millones de correos electrónicos de OpenSeaEn un tweet del 13 de enero, el director de seguridad de la información (CISO) de la firma de seguridad blockchain SlowMist dijo que las direcciones de correo electrónico filtradas ahora se han hecho públicas. “¿Recuerdan el ataque al proveedor de servicios de correo de OpenSea en 2024 que llevó a la filtración de correos electrónicos? Las direcciones de correo electrónico filtradas ahora se han publicitado completamente después de múltiples diseminaciones. Por favor, estén al tanto de los riesgos asociados con correos electrónicos de phishing y otros posibles ciberataques”, dijo el ejecutivo de SlowMist. Según una captura de pantalla compartida por el ejecutivo, los correos electrónicos del ex-CEO de Binance, CZ, también fueron filtrados.Captura de pantalla mostrando los detalles de CZ en los datos filtrados. Fuente: 23pdsLa violación inicial en 2022 fue causada por un empleado de Customer.io, el servicio de automatización de correos electrónicos utilizado por OpenSea. Según se informa, el empleado explotó su acceso a los datos de los usuarios y los compartió con una parte externa, lo que llevó a la filtración. OpenSea respondió en ese momento advirtiendo a los usuarios sobre la amenaza de phishing y aconsejando precaución al interactuar con correos electrónicos no solicitados.Aunque la violación ocurrió hace casi tres años, los datos expuestos permanecieron sin divulgarse hasta hace poco
23pds, the pseudonymous Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at blockchain security firm SlowMist, has raised concerns about potential phishing attacks targeting more than seven million OpenSea users whose emails were leaked in a June 2022 breach.23pds stated:“Remember the attack on the OpenSea mail service provider in 202[2] that led to the leakage of emails? The leaked email addresses have now been fully publicized after multiple dissemination.”According to 23pds, the exposed data includes the email addresses of high-profile figures in the crypto industry, such as prominent companies, influencers, and key opinion leaders (KOLs).They noted that this poses significant risks to privacy and asset security in the crypto sector. A screenshot shared by the CISO even revealed that Binance’s former CEO Changpeng Zhao’s email address was among the compromised data.The data breach traces back to 2022, when an employee of OpenSea’s email vendor, Customer.io, improperly accessed and shared user email addresses with an unauthorized party.At the time, OpenSea assured users that only those who subscribed to emails or newsletters were affected and urged caution against phishing attempts.Phishing threats23pds noted that the public exposure of these emails amplifies concerns about phishing attacks. They added:“Please be aware of the risks associated with phishing emails and other potential cyberattacks.”To safeguard against potential attacks, blockchain security firm SlowMist advised affected users to adopt robust security practices. These include using strong, unique passwords, storing them in password managers, and enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) with authenticator apps instead of SMS.SlowMist stated:“We also recommend that users use two-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible, recommending an authenticator app over SMS-based 2FA, and said to keep device software updated.”These warnings are unsurprising, considering a Scam Sniffer report highlighted that phishing attacks by crypto wallet drainers caused an estimated $500 million in losses in 2024. This marked a 67% increase from the total incidents in 2023 and affected over 330,000 addresses.Mentioned in this article
23pds, the pseudonymous Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at blockchain security firm SlowMist, has raised concerns about potential phishing attacks targeting more than seven million OpenSea users whose emails were leaked in a June 2022 breach.23pds stated:“Remember the attack on the OpenSea mail service provider in 202[2] that led to the leakage of emails? The leaked email addresses have now been fully publicized after multiple dissemination.”According to 23pds, the exposed data includes the email addresses of high-profile figures in the crypto industry, such as prominent companies, influencers, and key opinion leaders (KOLs).They noted that this poses significant risks to privacy and asset security in the crypto sector. A screenshot shared by the CISO even revealed that Binance’s former CEO Changpeng Zhao’s email address was among the compromised data.The data breach traces back to 2022, when an employee of OpenSea’s email vendor, Customer.io, improperly accessed and shared user email addresses with an unauthorized party.At the time, OpenSea assured users that only those who subscribed to emails or newsletters were affected and urged caution against phishing attempts.Phishing threats23pds noted that the public exposure of these emails amplifies concerns about phishing attacks. They added:“Please be aware of the risks associated with phishing emails and other potential cyberattacks.”To safeguard against potential attacks, blockchain security firm SlowMist advised affected users to adopt robust security practices. These include using strong, unique passwords, storing them in password managers, and enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) with authenticator apps instead of SMS.SlowMist stated:“We also recommend that users use two-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible, recommending an authenticator app over SMS-based 2FA, and said to keep device software updated.”These warnings are unsurprising, considering a Scam Sniffer report highlighted that phishing attacks by crypto wallet drainers caused an estimated $500 million in losses in 2024. This marked a 67% increase from the total incidents in 2023 and affected over 330,000 addresses.Mentioned in this article
SlowMist’s chief information security officer (CISO) reported that a 2022 breach involving NFT marketplace OpenSea’s user data has now led to the full public exposure of the leaked information.The breach, which occurred in June 2022, involved 7 million email addresses of OpenSea users.Crypto Users at Risk After 7 Million OpenSea Emails Go PublicIn a tweet on January 13, blockchain security firm SlowMist’s chief information security officer (CISO) said that the leaked email addresses have now been made public. “Remember the attack on the OpenSea mail service provider in 2024 that led to the leakage of emails? The leaked email addresses have now been fully publicized after multiple disseminations. Please be aware of the risks associated with phishing emails and other potential cyberattacks,” the SlowMist exec said. According to a screenshot shared by the exec, former Binance CEO CZ’s emails were also leaked.Screenshot Showing CZ’s Details in Leaked Data. Source: 23pdsThe initial breach in 2022 was caused by an employee of Customer.io, the email automation service used by OpenSea. The employee reportedly exploited their access to user data and shared it with an external party, leading to the leak. OpenSea responded at the time by warning users of the phishing threat and advising caution when interacting with unsolicited emails.Although the breach happened nearly three years ago, the exposed data remained undisclosed until recently
The security breach has been traced back to a specific incident involving Customer.io, OpenSea's email vendor contractor.