Grafana Suffers Data Breach Following TanStack Supply Chain Attack
Grafana experienced a breach due to a missed GitHub workflow token rotation after the TanStack npm supply-chain compromise. The incident was reported May 20. It allowed unauthorized access tied to the earlier attack vector.
- credentials
- internal data
Grafana disclosed a data breach on May 20, 2026, after attackers leveraged a missed GitHub workflow token rotation that stemmed from the earlier TanStack npm supply-chain compromise. The incident exposed credentials and internal data, although the precise number of affected users remains unknown.
Public reporting indicates the breach occurred because Grafana failed to rotate a GitHub workflow token following the TanStack attack. This oversight allowed unauthorized access that was directly tied to the earlier supply-chain vector. The company confirmed that both credentials and certain internal data were accessed during the incident.
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