Hi, sorry that you see it as low transparency. Incident handling takes some time (I know this is an annoying response), and our priority was to send specific information to the affected users. For legal and other reasons, there's naturally a slight embargo on public comms. But a public post-mortem with full details is definitely coming next week, the engineering culture here wouldn't let the management sweep this under the rug. And I expect that the post-mortem will make bigger numbers here on HN, once someone inevitably posts it here, as it's going to be more technical type of content.

Disclaimer: I'm an Apify employee. Not an official position of the company, opinion my own, yada yada

(The title is fixed now, and I don't so much care about how much exposure the story gets on the front page as I do that we not lose track of the previous thread. I live in a blissful state of not even knowing what an Apify is.).

I can tell you bc I was affected: my whole personal data, my payment information (I provide a bunch of scrapers), my biling information and stuff like this. I don't know if they accessed the actor results themselves, but that's not an issue from me.

nope, this is just status page detail of this specific incident

post-mortem coming next week (hopefully) :)