We’ve reset all stream keys out of an abundance of caution. Your new stream key may be found at https://dashboard.twitch.tv/settings/stream.
You may need to manually update your broadcast program with this new key to start your next stream, depending on which broadcast software you use:
Users of Twitch Studio, Streamlabs, Xbox, PlayStation, and the Twitch Mobile App should not need to do anything to make their new key work.
Users who have connected their Twitch accounts to OBS should not need to do anything else. Users who haven’t linked their Twitch account to OBS will have to manually copy and paste their stream key from their Twitch Dashboard into OBS.
Please refer to the individual setup instructions for your program of choice for everything else.
We’ve discovered that certain data was exposed to the internet as a result of a Twitch server configuration modification issue, which was then accessed by a malicious third party. Our investigators are working around the clock to look into the event.
We’re still trying to figure out the full impact of the inquiry because it’s still ongoing. We recognize that this situation has raised some concerns, and we’d want to address a few of them here while our inquiry is underway.
We have no evidence that login credentials have been leaked at this time. We are still looking into it.
Furthermore, because Twitch does not keep complete credit card data, full credit card numbers were not disclosed.
