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Trigger.dev discloses environment variables exposure

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Trigger.dev reported unauthorized access to environment variables of a subset of customers; exploit blocked and customers notified.

Trigger.dev, a TypeScript-based platform for AI agents and workflows, disclosed that an attacker gained unauthorized access to environment variables belonging to a subset of its customers. The exploit was detected and blocked. Affected customers received notification of steps to prevent further security problems. The company is open source and can be self-hosted with high-profile customers including Emporio Armani and Cal.com.

Key facts
  • Attacker gained unauthorized access to environment variables of subset of customers
  • Exploit blocked after detection
  • Affected customers notified of prevention steps
  • High-profile customers: Emporio Armani, Cal.com
  • Open source and self-hostable platform
  • Integrations with Stripe, Supabase, Slack
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  • The RegisterMerged two nearly identical reports on Trigger.dev incident.

Coverage

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  1. · 9d ago The Register · SecurityFirst report

    Trigger AI workflow tool exposes environment variables

    Trigger.dev disclosed that an attacker gained unauthorized access to environment variables belonging to a subset of its customers.

  2. · 9d ago The Register · Security

    Trigger.dev exposes environment variables in security incident

    Customers of Trigger.dev's AI workflow platform had environment variables exposed, with affected organizations notified and steps to take provided.