Mask Network disclosed three data breach incidents within a single week, affecting a vendor, a bank, and an engineer's laptop. The company emphasized that none of the breaches resulted from blockchain vulnerabilities, but rather from centralized storage points that are susceptible to attacks.
In a statement on X, Mask Network urged the industry to reconsider the practice of mass data collection. "The safest data may be the data no one hoards," the company said, arguing that the focus should shift from protecting all stored data to questioning why such large volumes of personal information are being accumulated in vulnerable locations in the first place.
Mask Network: Three Data Breaches in One Week Stemmed from Centralized Storage, Not Blockchain Vulnerabilities
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