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CRA suspends online accounts of over 100,000 Canadians after login credentials found for sale on dark web
If you received an unexpected and cryptic email on Feb. 16 from CRA warning that your email had been deleted from the agency’s web platform, do not worryAuthor of the article:
Christopher Nardi
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Feb 18, 2021 • 18 hours ago • 3 minute read

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OTTAWA – The Canada Revenue Agency had to suspend the accounts of more than 100,000 users of its online service because it detected troves of leaked login information on the dark web that could have led to data breaches.If you received an unexpected and cryptic email on Feb. 16 from CRA warning you that your email had been deleted from the agency’s web platform, MyCRA, do not worry: your account has not been breached.
CRA suspends online accounts of over 100,000 Canadians after login credentials found for sale on dark web
In fact, the agency says it means that their new early cyber security issue detection system is working (though the communication strategy will be reviewed and it “regrets the inconvenience.”)
But that also means your login data has probably been compromised through a third-party breach and you will need to contact CRA in order to regain access to your online account, particularly if you plan on filing your 2020 taxes online starting next week.
“To be clear, these accounts were not impacted by a cyber attack at the CRA. These accounts have not been compromised and the action taken to lock the accounts was a preventative measure,” agency spokesperson Christopher Doody said in an emailed statement.

CRA suspends online accounts of over 100,000 Canadians after login credentials found for sale on dark web
If you received an unexpected and cryptic email on Feb. 16 from CRA warning that your email had been deleted from the agency’s web platform, do not worry