What happened
Company did not publish the outcome of the attack
On September 19, 2023, Antik Browser said in its official channels that, judging by the logs, someone was trying to access user accounts by brute-forcing usernames and passwords. On September 22, the company said it had stopped the attempt and added a CAPTCHA to the login process. The company did not say whether any accounts had been compromised.
Who was affected
not reported
Unknown: the company did not disclose how many accounts were targeted or whether anyone had managed to access even one of them.
Losses
not reported
What the company did
According to the company, it stopped the attack and added a CAPTCHA to the login process. It advised users to use a strong password, a unique password for each service, and two-factor authentication. In May 2024, without a direct link to the attack, the company introduced email-code confirmation for logins from new devices and session management in the account dashboard, and removed the CAPTCHA.
Our editors collected and checked the sources; the text says who gives each figure.
