Fireworks, top-valued inference provider, hit by hack exposing customer data; clients eye exit
steph_palazzolo · x · 2026-11-10
Per reporter Steph Palazzolo, Fireworks — the most highly-valued of the growing group of inference providers — told customers including legal-AI firm Harvey that it had been hit by a hack that exposed customer data. Some customers are now considering moving their business off the platform. The incident highlights security risk in the inference layer: enterprises entrust production traffic to third-party providers whose data boundaries and accountability are still immature.
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