Revolut Customer Data Exposed in Email Scam
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Online bank Revolut has also handed over the data of Dutch customers to cybercriminals, according to an investigation by BNR Nieuwsradio. This weekend, Revolut reported being the victim of an attempted fraud in which data from a ‘limited’ number of customers was shared with cybercriminals. The online bank claims to have received requests to share data from an official government email address. It later turned out that cybercriminals were behind …
British company Revolut, the company behind the popular money transfer app, has confirmed that its customer data was exposed to unauthorized parties. This happened after they received fraudulent requests for information, sent from a legitimate email address of a British government agency. The data...
Revolut confirmed that phishing fraud led to the disclosure of data from some 680 customers, including 10 in Belgium. The online bank blocked the e-mail address used and warned the authorities.
Data hooves at Digitalbank Revolut: Hackers collect customer data via government emails and demand money. A German founder also seems to be affected.
The issue is taking on dimensions with the leak of Revolut data from its systems, without any prior attack on them. More specifically, this information was provided by Revolut itself, as it mistakenly believed that the email it received came from a valid government authority. Cybercriminals had maliciously exploited an official government domain […]
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