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Fireworks AI Breach Widens to Customer Datasets, Model Weights and Notion AI Chats

Fireworks AI says its October incident also exposed billing data, secrets, datasets and incomplete model weights; Notion reports under 1% of workspaces hit.

Dylan H.

News Desk

November 10, 2026
2 min read
Fireworks AI Breach Widens to Customer Datasets, Model Weights and Notion AI Chats

Overview

Fireworks AI disclosed on Monday (2026-11-09) that its investigation into an incident first reported in early October uncovered further malicious activity. The expanded scope covers account and billing information, secrets, datasets and incomplete models for a "limited set of accounts." The Hacker News reported the update on 2026-11-10.


Timeline

DateEvent
2026-10-06Fireworks detects unauthorized use of internal credentials. The attacker captured environment variables, including API keys and secrets, in evaluation jobs for a limited number of customer accounts.
2026-10-10Initial security bulletin published.
2026-10-23Attacker reaches Fireworks' R&D development environment via an unnamed third-party cloud provider.
2026-10-24Attacker runs an unauthorized workload on those development machines, exposing additional customer data.
2026-10-25Fireworks reports no further evidence of access to the customer-facing platform.
2026-11-09Expanded scope disclosed.

What Was Exposed

  • Resource metadata: identifiers, display names, descriptions and creation times
  • Billing data: addresses, invoice and payment history, balances and credit usage (full card numbers are not stored and were not affected)
  • Incomplete model weights and datasets for certain customers
  • Secrets: API keys and tokens from environment variables in affected accounts
  • Notion AI chat transcripts used for Notion's Insights feature, mostly not attributable to specific users or workspaces

Notion reports fewer than 1% of its workspaces were impacted. It has disabled Insights and stopped serving open-weight models through Fireworks.

Fireworks links the activity to a financially motivated group that appears to resell unauthorized LLM access to illicit gateways, consistent with LLMjacking.


Recommendations

Fireworks customers

  1. Rotate any API keys, tokens or secrets that may have been present in evaluation environments.
  2. Review accounts for unauthorized usage and billing anomalies.

Notion users in affected workspaces

  1. Review the impacted data within your workspace.
  2. Rotate passwords, API keys or other credentials ever pasted into Notion AI during the attack window.

Everyone

  • Avoid placing long-lived secrets in environment variables of third-party evaluation or training jobs; use short-lived, scoped credentials.

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