Allium Security Breach Disrupts Services Used by Visa, Stripe, Coinbase
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Allium Security Breach Affects Systems Serving Visa, Stripe, Coinbase
Allium has begun restoring services after unauthorized access disrupted its blockchain data infrastructure on October 25, 2026. The company has instructed customers to replace API keys and strengthen account security while investigating potential data loss and recovering affected datasets.
Blockchain Data Provider Allium Discloses Security Breach, Revokes API Keys After Service Disruptions
Blockchain data infrastructure provider Allium has disclosed a security breach involving unauthorized access to parts of its systems, prompting service interruptions, API credential revocations and an independent cybersecurity investigation. The company detected the incident on October 25, 2026, and publicly confirmed the intrusion on October 28. Chief executive and co-founder Ethan Chan said Allium immediately restricted unauthorized access, se…
Allium restored its main APIs after detecting unauthorized access to some of its systems on October 25. According to its October 28 update, the company continued to verify and repair affected data. Allium revoked keys and recommended strengthening the security of the accounts; until that notice, it had not reported who made the intrusion or whether there was information theft.
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