Overview
- Crunchyroll said it is working with outside cybersecurity experts and has seen no ongoing access to its systems.
- A security monitor and an alleged hacker claim more than 100 GB of user and internal records were taken, though that figure remains unverified.
- The reports point to an entry through a third-party ticketing provider after malware ran on a subcontractor tied to Telus.
- Access was reportedly cut off about a day later when the compromised permissions were revoked.
- Payment-card exposure has not been confirmed, and experts advise users to change passwords, turn on two-factor login, and watch for phishing and odd charges.