
Attackers used AI agent-assisted techniques to breach Chainalysis and steal personal data for all users, including names, password hashes, and live tokens. Some passwords were exposed through an on-path attack. Customers must reset credentials once access returns.
PyTorch 2.15 replaces its chaotic NCCL backend with a cleaner rewrite that kills crosstalk between communicators by default. It adds a flight recorder for post-mortem debugging of failed GPU runs. The old backend sticks around as a rollback until 2.16 removes it.
























