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U.S. Federal Investigators Are Reportedly Looking Into Codecov Security Breach, Undetected for Months Gizmodo 2 hrs ago © Photo: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP (Getty Images)
U.S. federal investigators are purportedly looking into a security breach at Codecov, a platform used to test software code with more 29,000 customers worldwide, Reuters reported on Saturday. The company has confirmed the breach and stated that it went undetected for months.
According to Reuters, the breach has affected an unknown number of the company’s customers, which include Atlassian, Proctor & Gamble, GoDaddy, and the Washington Post. A security update on the incident written by CEO Jerrod Engelberg published this week did not specify the number of customers affected, either. Gizmodo reached out to Codecov to confirm whether there was a federal probe into the incident, but the company said it did not have any other additional comments besides the Engelberg’s statement on its website.