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Breaking: Otter's parent company just had a major data breach alert.

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Just saw the news about AISense, Otter.ai's parent company. A major data breach alert went out.

I use Otter for transcribing internal team meetings about our cloud infrastructure. Sometimes we discuss sensitive details about our AWS setup, security groups, even occasional IAM role names.

My question is: does this breach only affect Otter's user accounts, or could the actual transcript content be exposed? If our meeting notes about system vulnerabilities are leaked, that's a huge risk.

What should we do as users? Is deleting transcripts from the account enough, or is the data already compromised? Should we assume any cloud config details discussed in a meeting are now insecure?



   
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