Roku Data Breach
Roku has disclosed a data breach affecting 576,000 user accounts, marking the second security incident in a month. The breach was a result of 'credential stuffing' and led to unauthorized purchases, but sensitive information was not accessed. Roku has reset passwords and will enable two-factor authentication for all accounts.
Key Points
- Data breach affecting 576,000 Roku user accounts
- Result of 'credential stuffing' attack
- No sensitive payment information accessed
- Roku reset passwords and will enable two-factor authentication
Pros
- Roku identified the breach and took immediate action to protect users
- No sensitive information like full credit card numbers was accessed
- Two-factor authentication will be enabled for all accounts to enhance security
Cons
- 576,000 user accounts were compromised
- Unauthorized purchases were made in less than 400 cases