Slack has been Hacked - The Team Communication Platform Website User Data Stolen

Slack has published the following information about the data breach:

• Slack maintains a central user database which includes user names, email addresses, and one-way encrypted (“hashed”) passwords.in addition, this database contains information that users may have optionally added to their profiles such as phone number and Skype ID.
• Information contained in this user database was accessible to the hackers during this incident.
• We have no indication that the hackers were able to decrypt stored passwords, as Slack uses a one-way encryption technique called hashing.
• Slack’s hashing function is bcrypt with a randomly generated salt per-password which makes it computationally infeasible that your password could be recreated from the hashed form.
• Our investigation, which remains ongoing, has revealed that this unauthorized access took place during a period of approximately 4 days in February. As soon as the evidence was uncovered, we started communication with the affected teams. The announcement was made as soon as we could confirm the details and as fast as we could type.
• No financial or payment information was accessed or compromised in this attack.

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