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The aftermath of Discord's recent data breach has led to a heated blame game between the company and its service provider.

Sequence of Events: Discord Security Incident

Discord initially disclosed the breach in early October, affecting approximately 70,000 users. Following the announcement, Discord updated its statement and shifted the responsibility for the hack towards its service provider.

5CA, the service provider, refuted the allegations, stating that they were not the cause of the breach and did not handle the specific data that was compromised.

5CA further clarified that they have not managed any government-issued IDs for Discord and assured that their systems remain secure with client data safeguarded. The company is conducting its own investigation alongside Discord and cybersecurity experts.

Public Dispute Over Accountability

The public dispute over the data breach has escalated as both Discord and 5CA publicly argue over who should bear the blame for the security incident.

Changes made to Discord's initial notice, such as revealing the number of affected users as 70,000, have added fuel to the controversy.

Frustration Over the Breach

The disclosure of sensitive user information in the breach has raised concerns and frustrations among the affected users and the wider community. Calls for accountability and compensation for the affected individuals have been growing.

Overall, the data breach incident has triggered a wave of criticism and demands for greater transparency and security measures in place to prevent such breaches in the future.

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