Five things to know about Suno’s data breach – and the hack that exposed how the AI music company trains its models

The breach was first reported by independent outlet 404 Media on July 15, in the same investigation that exposed Suno‘s source code – and, with it, how the company trained its AI models. In its statement to 404 Media, a Suno spokesperson said: “Importantly, Suno does not have access to customers’ full credit card numbers in Stripe.” Some Suno customers whose records were exposed told 404 Media that they had not been notified of the breach. The same hack exposed the extent of Suno’s scrapingThe breach came to light because the hacker also obtained Suno‘s source code, according to 404 Media, which reviewed the data. Reservoir (Nasdaq: RSVR) is a publicly traded, global independent music company with operations across music publishing, recorded music, and artist management.