Over 15,000 Roku accounts hacked in data breach
The company says it has refunded customers who were impacted by unauthorized charges.
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Mar 13, 2024, 12:39 PM
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Updated 231 days ago
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5ds agoRoku says hackers accessed more than 15,000 of its accounts in a data breach.
The company sent a notice to its customers informing them that some accounts had been affected.
In some cases, unauthorized individuals tried to purchase streaming subscriptions.
Roku says it has refunded customers who were impacted by unauthorized charges.
Registered users will have to reset their passwords.
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