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Here's your Daily Crunch. Australian Software Giant at Lassian and Envoy, a startup that provides workplace management services,

were at loggerheads on Thursday over a data breach

that exposed the data of thousands of Atlassian employees.

As first reported by CyberScoop, a hacking group known as Seagged data on telegram this week that had claimed

to have stolen from Atlassian.

This data includes the names, email addresses, work departments, and phone numbers of approximately 13,200 Atlassian employees,

along with floor plans of Atlassian offices located in San Francisco and Sydney, Australia.

Atlassian was quick to point the finger of blame for the breach at Envoy,

which the Sydney headquartered company uses to organize its office spaces.

Envoy, however rebuffed Atlacians claims.

Envoy Spokesperson April Marks told Tech Runch that the startup is not aware of any compromise

to our systems, adding that initial research had shown that a hacker gained access to an

atlasian employee's valid credentials to pivot and access the atlasian

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