Crypto Docs Host GitBook Hit by AI Agent Security Breach, Urges Users to Rotate Keys
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GitBook, the documentation platform used by many crypto protocols, disclosed a security breach in which attackers accessed infrastructure credentials through an AI-assisted attack, forcing the company to shut down systems and reset emergency tokens. The company urged users to rotate API keys and other credentials as a precaution. GitBook did not immediately disclose how many users or projects were affected or whether any funds were lost. The incident matters because GitBook hosts documentation and API references for numerous crypto projects, so leaked credentials could expose integrations and tooling beyond the platform itself. Users and protocol teams should watch for further disclosures on the scope of the breach and confirm that rotated keys and tokens have been propagated across dependent services.
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