Crunchyroll Assures Anime Fans That Its Systems Weren't Compromised

Last week, social media chaos broke out after a Twitter user posted a list of Crunchyroll Premium usernames and passwords. The controversy reached such an extent that Crunchyroll was forced to intervene with an official communiqué to calm the turbulent waters. Sony Pictures © Crunchyroll, LLC In response to the scandal, the platform stated that it was aware of the situation and assured that the affected accounts were secured, but that there is n…

In recent days, the login details of several active premium accounts of the streaming service Crunchyroll have been circulating on the social network X (formerly Twitter). Now the company has spoken out. "No evidence of data leak" A spokesperson for the Sony-owned company told the US website Anime News Network that they were aware of the situation, it [...] The article Crunchyroll responds to rumors of data leak first appeared on Anime2You.

Crunchyroll Assures Anime Fans That Its Systems Weren't Compromised

Crunchyroll Crunchyroll is one of the gold standard anime streaming services, continuing to house some of the biggest franchises as a part of its library. Unfortunately, no platform is free from potential hacking attempts as security breaches in this day and age can be a common occurrence. Recently, the streaming service had to shoot down rumors regarding a recent breach and dropped an official statement to assure subscribers that its systems ha…

Crunchyroll Confirms Some Login Credentials Were Posted on Social Media; States There is 'No Evidence' its Systems Were Compromised

Company states it has "resolved the issue," "secured affected accounts"

Crunchyroll Issues Statement Over Leak Of Premium Account Login Credentials - Animehunch

Crunchyroll issued a statement on Jan 25, 2024, addressing the leak of usernames and passwords of the platform’s Premium subscribers. While acknowledging the incident, the company maintains that its systems were not compromised. Crunchyroll released a statement to Anime News Network, stating: “We are aware that login credentials for several streaming services, including Crunchyroll, were posted on social media and have resolved the issue. We hav…

Crunchyroll Addresses Recent Accounts Leak, Confirms 'No Evidence' of System Breach

On Thursday, a post by the now-suspended X/Twitter account “@therealwilsn” caused quite a stir online. The user allegedly shared a list containing usernames and passwords for “Crunchyroll Premium” accounts. The post quickly gained attention, with some users confirming in the comments that their account information was included in the leaked list. The news spread rapidly on social media, raising concerns among Crunchyroll subscribers about the se…