Mining infrastructure provider Luxor disclosed that unauthorized actors used its mining rig management tool Commander to redirect customer hashrate without permission. More than ten accounts were affected during the incident, with rigs pointed to other mining pools for a limited period. No system data was leaked.
Luxor stated the issue was resolved within two hours and was confined exclusively to Commander, leaving Luxor Pool and LuxOS unaffected. The company pledged full compensation to impacted customers based on normal mining revenue. According to Decrypt, Luxor's CEO characterized the breach as a sophisticated attack leveraging AI.
Luxor Confirms Commander Breach Redirected Customer Hashrate, Vows Full Compensation
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