Anomaly Innovations Breach Hits 1.4% of OpenCode Users — SkimNews
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- Anomaly Innovations disclosed a breach it characterized as a "large-scale distillation attack" that compromised the API keys of approximately 1.4% of OpenCode Console users.
- OpenCode, the open-source coding agent developed by Anomaly Innovations, was the product whose Console user base was hit, with affected users' credentials exposed in the incident.
Why it matters: Roughly 1.4% of OpenCode Console users must rotate compromised API keys immediately to block unauthorized use. The 'distillation attack' framing — a technique typically used to extract a model's behavior for replication — points to attackers targeting OpenCode's underlying AI capabilities rather than running up ordinary API bills.
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