← Back to context Comment by archon810 10 hours ago They took themselves offline. 3 comments archon810 Reply _heimdall 3 hours ago Not a good look. They got hacked, post on Twitter for all of their users to delete it, then yank their own marketing site off the internet. youngtaff 3 hours ago They're a very small company (one or two people) and based on public posts have engaged a security incident response companyIf their domains were compromised they were probably recommended to take it down for now _heimdall 2 hours ago I hope they come out of it okay, personally if nothing else as I can't imagine the stress and worry.I am surprised such a tool from a small team would be used on Polymarket, assuming that was the cause for their hack.It may be and look for Debugbear but its a terrible look for whoever makes vendor and security decisions at a large (definitely not gambling) company.
_heimdall 3 hours ago Not a good look. They got hacked, post on Twitter for all of their users to delete it, then yank their own marketing site off the internet. youngtaff 3 hours ago They're a very small company (one or two people) and based on public posts have engaged a security incident response companyIf their domains were compromised they were probably recommended to take it down for now _heimdall 2 hours ago I hope they come out of it okay, personally if nothing else as I can't imagine the stress and worry.I am surprised such a tool from a small team would be used on Polymarket, assuming that was the cause for their hack.It may be and look for Debugbear but its a terrible look for whoever makes vendor and security decisions at a large (definitely not gambling) company.
youngtaff 3 hours ago They're a very small company (one or two people) and based on public posts have engaged a security incident response companyIf their domains were compromised they were probably recommended to take it down for now _heimdall 2 hours ago I hope they come out of it okay, personally if nothing else as I can't imagine the stress and worry.I am surprised such a tool from a small team would be used on Polymarket, assuming that was the cause for their hack.It may be and look for Debugbear but its a terrible look for whoever makes vendor and security decisions at a large (definitely not gambling) company.
_heimdall 2 hours ago I hope they come out of it okay, personally if nothing else as I can't imagine the stress and worry.I am surprised such a tool from a small team would be used on Polymarket, assuming that was the cause for their hack.It may be and look for Debugbear but its a terrible look for whoever makes vendor and security decisions at a large (definitely not gambling) company.
Not a good look. They got hacked, post on Twitter for all of their users to delete it, then yank their own marketing site off the internet.
They're a very small company (one or two people) and based on public posts have engaged a security incident response company
If their domains were compromised they were probably recommended to take it down for now
I hope they come out of it okay, personally if nothing else as I can't imagine the stress and worry.
I am surprised such a tool from a small team would be used on Polymarket, assuming that was the cause for their hack.
It may be and look for Debugbear but its a terrible look for whoever makes vendor and security decisions at a large (definitely not gambling) company.