Revolut Hackers Publish Client Data and Demand 10,000 Bitcoin Ransom
đ Attackers impersonated a government agency to trick Revolut into releasing sensitive customer data, including passports and account details, and are demanding a ransom of 10,000 Bitcoin.
đ The leaked information includes high-profile clients like tennis player Alexander Shevchenko and Gamdom CEO Felix RĂśmer, with the ransom demand valued at over $782 million.
â ď¸ Revolut has blocked the hacker's address and alerted regulators, stating that customer funds remain secure, but the breach raises concerns about increased phishing risks targeting crypto holders.
đ Attackers impersonated a government agency to trick Revolut into releasing sensitive customer data, including passports and account details, and are demanding a ransom of 10,000 Bitcoin.
đ The leaked information includes high-profile clients like tennis player Alexander Shevchenko and Gamdom CEO Felix RĂśmer, with the ransom demand valued at over $782 million.
â ď¸ Revolut has blocked the hacker's address and alerted regulators, stating that customer funds remain secure, but the breach raises concerns about increased phishing risks targeting crypto holders.