TWINO was targeted in a cyberattack on October 15 and 16, during which unauthorized individuals gained access to investors’ personal data. According to the platform, around 8% of active investors were affected and have already been notified by email.
According to TWINO, the attackers did not gain access to accounts, passwords, or funds. There were also no unauthorized transactions or withdrawals. However, it remains unclear exactly which data was compromised. The platform’s statement refers only to a limited amount of personal data.
The attack was detected on October 16. TWINO attributes it to autonomous AI tools. The vulnerability exploited in the attack was reportedly closed the following day.
