Plex, a streaming media service, has revealed a data theft and advised users to change their passwords.
According to the company’s statement to its clients, all account passwords were encrypted and hashed utilizing the firm’s approved guidelines. Nevertheless, there is proof that credentials were accessed.
One of the most popular media streaming programs, Plex enables users to stream their own audio, video, and images stored on their own personal media servers in addition to movies and live television. It’s worth noting that more than 30 million people are registered users of Plex.
As per a spokesperson of Plex, the exploit affects both streaming and personal media clients. Although Plex is requesting that all customers change their own passwords, the representative would not disclose the number of accounts are affected by the hack.
About the breach
Various Plex video streaming users reported having trouble logging into their accounts on Wednesday. Troy Hunt, a security researcher, also stated his concern and uploaded screenshots of the issues he saw when attempting to access his account.
Later, Plex reported being hac
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