TikTok denies reports that have become popular in recent days, pointing to a hacker attack that they would have managed to access the source code of the social network.
Hackers claim to have obtained 2 billion records and 790 GB of information
Images have even been circulated in which alleged cyber-attacks show that they had access to the information related to the platform’s users and its own source code. However, TikTok claims that found no evidence of a security breach.
The hackers are believed to have published the associated images in the database on a TikTok server. They claim to have gained access to 2,000 million records and 790 GB of user information of the platform, in addition to data such as statistics, code and others.
Maureen Shanahan, a spokesperson for TikTok, has stated that the company has verified that the data provided by the hackers is publicly accessible and that access to this data in no way implies that the systems, networks or databases have been compromised. data. Shanahan adds that they don’t think it’s necessary for TikTok users to take security measures active.
The creator of the web «am i pwd?and Microsoft regional director Troy Hunt describes the data released by the hackers as “inconclusive” and believes it could be data from a test. “Have I been pwned” is a non-profit open source project that allows internet users to see if their accounts have been hacked.
The hackers who released this data form a group calling itself “AgainstTheWest” and also claim to have obtained data from we chata popular Chinese messaging platform, a company that has so far not confirmed the truth of this alleged security breach.
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