In brief
- GitBook disclosed a targeted cyberattack involving AI agents that gave an attacker unauthorized access to some of its infrastructure credentials on November 2.
- Potentially exposed information includes API tokens, integration secrets, and questions submitted to GitBook’s AI assistant. The company says it has found no evidence that hosted content was modified.
- GitBook revoked personal API tokens and urged customers to replace connected credentials. Crypto exchange PancakeSwap temporarily took its documentation offline before moving it away from GitBook.
GitBook, a documentation platform widely used by cryptocurrency projects, has disclosed a security breach involving AI agents that allowed an attacker to gain access to some of…
