Odaily Planet Daily report: The document platform GitBook disclosed that on November 2, it suffered a targeted cyberattack utilizing AI agents, during which attackers gained unauthorized access to certain infrastructure credentials. GitBook stated it immediately detected and contained the breach, with no evidence indicating that hosted content was altered.
Information that may have been affected includes integrated tokens, Git Sync keys, API tokens, and questions submitted by users to the GitBook AI assistant. GitBook has revoked customer API tokens and requires users to rotate credentials related to GitBook and third-party services; users of its MCP server must re-authenticate.
The decentralized exchange PancakeSwap temporarily took down its documentation as a precautionary measure and stated that its systems and applications were unaffected. Subsequently, the exchange migrated the documentation to its own infrastructure and restored access, while the original document links remain functional. (Decrypt)


