Strike Investigating Claims of Security Breach
Strike, a payments platform that utilizes Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, is currently looking into allegations of a security breach. However, the company has stated that it has not found any evidence to support these claims.
In response to online reports of suspicious emails being received by users, Strike’s security team has been conducting an investigation. So far, they have not discovered any indications of a breach.
Concerns Raised on Social Media
ZachXBT, an online sleuth, highlighted the issue on their Telegram channel. They shared posts from individuals who claimed to have received questionable emails and questioned whether Strike had leaked customer email addresses.
One user tweeted at Strike asking when they had leaked their customer emails because they had received a scam email on an address provided exclusively to Strike.
Expansion and Background
In May, Strike expanded its services to numerous countries after initially operating only in the U.S., Argentina, and El Salvador. The platform enables users to instantly send and receive bitcoin using the Lightning Network.
Founded in 2020 by Jack Mallers, Strike aims to provide seamless payment experiences using Bitcoin technology.
Hot Take: Strike Responds to Security Breach Claims
Despite claims circulating online about a potential security breach at Strike, the company has stated that there is currently no evidence to support these allegations. Their security team is actively investigating the matter to ensure the safety of user data. While concerns were raised on social media regarding suspicious emails received by some users, Strike maintains that no breach has occurred. As an expanding payments platform built on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, Strike remains committed to providing secure and convenient services for its users worldwide.
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