Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Gamdom CEO Among Confirmed Victims. Römer confirmed he heard from Revolut on Friday. The company reached out to warn him personally…
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Revolut's Position: Systems Safe, Scope Unclear. Revolut's official line is that its core systems weren't touched and that customer funds are secure.
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What the Crypto Angle Means Here. The inclusion of Bitcoin transaction histories in the leaked data is worth sitting with for a…
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Attackers are leaking Revolut customer data one drip at a time — and they want money to stop.
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The group behind the breach has already posted identity documents and selfies belonging to at least two named individuals: professional tennis player Alexander Shevchenko and…
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Revolut told affected customers the breach came through what it called a "sophisticated external impersonation scam.
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Römer confirmed he heard from Revolut on Friday. The company reached out to warn him personally that his data was part of the leak and that he faced heightened risks of identity…
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Shevchenko's data was also posted. No further details on what exactly appeared in his files were given by the source.
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The attackers chose Telegram as their platform of choice, using it to communicate demands and to actually distribute the leaked files.
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Revolut's official line is that its core systems weren't touched and that customer funds are secure. The company said the breach affected only a "limited number" of customers.
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Related: Revolut Exposes Sensitive Bitcoin Data and Passports After Falling for Fake Inquiry
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That gap is probably what's frustrating people most right now. Customers who haven't been personally contacted are left guessing whether their data is sitting in a Telegram…
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The company hasn't offered anything beyond its initial statement. No press conference, no updated FAQ on its site per the source, no named spokesperson walking through the…
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For a fintech firm with millions of users across Europe and beyond, that's a tight-lipped response to a very public extortion campaign.
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More broadly, the breach is a reminder that even if a crypto exchange or wallet is secure, the fintech layer sitting on top of it — the KYC data, the account statements, the…
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