The team is treating node credentials as exposed and asking customers to rotate them and change passwords.
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Chainstallk reported that an intrusion that started in a development environment reached production parts and exposed names, emails and password hashes. The company says it contained access and asks its customers to rotate node credentials, renew API keys and change their passwords.