Kernel.sh Hacked
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Summary
Kernel.sh, a browser-session infrastructure provider, disclosed a security breach in which an attacker used a leaked API key to move through its logging provider and then hosting provider accounts, gaining access to four GPU servers, three of which ran customer browser sessions.