Revolut hackers demand $3 million in Monero, threaten to sell customer data
The group gave Revolut 24 hours to pay and said it targeted customers with significant crypto holdings.
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Summary
- Hackers are demanding $3 million in monero (XMR) within 24 hours or threatening to sell stolen Revolut customer data to other criminal groups.
- At least 680 customer accounts were affected, with exposed data reportedly including identity documents and transaction histories.
- The hackers told the FT they used blockchain analysis to identify Revolut accounts with significant crypto holdings.
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