The Roku streaming service announced that it had been the target of a new cyber attack, which impacted more than 500 users.
After a first cyberattack that affected around 15 thousand users, Roku indicated that a second cyberattack compromised around 576 thousand user accounts. Note that these accounts will have been compromised after those responsible obtained the login credentials, thus gaining access to users' personal data.
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However, Roku states that its systems were not compromised.
"There is no indication that Roku was the source of the account credentials used in these attacks or that systems were compromised in either incident.", can be read in the company's statement, shared by Bleeping Computer.
