Swiss Bitcoin Payment Platform Takes Servers Offline After Suspected Internal Breach

Swiss Bitcoin Payment Platform Takes Servers Offline After Suspected Internal Breach

Swiss Bitcoin Pay took its servers offline after a suspected internal breach that may have exposed customer emails, Bitcoin addresses, IBANs, transaction history, and hashed passwords. Funds remain safe under its non-custodial model.

Swiss Bitcoin Pay Goes Offline After Suspected Data Breach

What Happened to Swiss Bitcoin Pay? Swiss Bitcoin Pay has temporarily shut down its servers after detecting suspected unauthorized access to its internal systems, disrupting Bitcoin payment services while the company investigates the incident and strengthens its infrastructure. The Switzerland-based payment provider disclosed the security incident on September 14. Information that may have been accessible includes customer email addresses, Bitco…

Swiss Bitcoin Pay shuts down servers after security breach e

🚨 Swiss Bitcoin Pay shuts down all servers after a major intruder breach. 🔒 Sensitive client data, including emails and $BTC addresses, may have been exposed. 🕵️‍♂️ User funds remain safe, but privacy risks are heightened by the data leak. 📉...

Swiss Bitcoin Pay Shuts Down Servers After Data Breach

Another day, another data breach.  Swiss Bitcoin Pay, a non-custodial bitcoin payment processor, said that it had to temporarily shut down its servers following a data breach on Monday.  The Neuchâtel, Switzerland-based company said that user funds were safe but customer email addresses, bitcoin addresses and IBANs, transaction history, and hashed passwords were believed to be breached.  A malicious user has likely gained access to Swiss Bitcoin…

Swiss Bitcoin Pay shuts down servers as hacker gains access to customer info

Swiss Bitcoin Pay shut down its entire server infrastructure on Monday after concluding that an intruder had probably reached its internal systems.  The firm is warning that customer email addresses, Bitcoin addresses, bank IBANs, transaction histories and hashed passwords may have been exposed. Despite this, the company says no customer money is at risk. Why...