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Breach Alert: 18,000 User Credentials Offered on Dark Web After AnyDesk Confirms Incident

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February 5, 2024• by

AnyDesk recently suffered a cyberattack that its production systems, disrupted normal operations and possibly led to the leak of thousands of its customers’ passwords. The company has restored services but is yet to clarify the technical details of the incident.

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