Hackers claiming to possess Revolut user data have started publishing related files, according to CoinDesk. The exposed material reportedly includes passports, selfies, and records of Bitcoin transactions. The attackers said they will continue releasing data every day if Revolut does not pay a ransom. Revolut had not issued a public response at the time of reporting. The development centers on the alleged publication of customer information and the hackers' stated threat to keep disclosing more files on a daily basis unless payment is made.
Hackers claiming to hold Revolut user data have begun publishing related files, according to CoinDesk.
The material said to be exposed includes passports, selfies, and Bitcoin transaction records. The attackers said they would continue releasing data each day if Revolut does not pay a ransom.
Revolut had not publicly responded at the time of reporting.
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