OpenRouter says investigation found no evidence of unauthorized data access
Kyrannio · x · 2026-10-26
Responding to a circulating leak claim, OpenRouter says its investigation has found no evidence of unauthorized access to its data or validation of the post's allegations. The company will keep investigating and monitoring for abuse, and will notify customers if a leak is verified. Security account pingToven urged users to enable OpenRouter's security center regardless of the outcome.
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