Bluesky post references a Linode security incident with no details
- Status
- Unverified: only social posts report this so far
- Kind
- Breach
- Vendor
- Linode
- First seen
Summary
A Bluesky post titled "Linode Security Incident" says Linode is dealing with a security incident. The post gives no details on the nature, scope, or timing of the incident, so it is not yet confirmed.
If you use Linode
Check your Linode account for unexpected logins, new users, or unfamiliar instances
Rotate Linode API tokens, SSH keys, and account passwords
Enable two-factor authentication on your Linode account
Monitor Linode's official status page and announcements for an confirmed incident report
Read Linode's official status page notice for scope and details
Review account access logs and recent API activity
What the sources say 9
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident https://status.linode.com/incidents/nt58zhx3pmgm” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident | Discussion” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident https://status.linode.com/incidents/nt58zhx3pmgm (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50310687)” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident (status.linode.com)” Source
· Bluesky: “Linode Security Incident” Source