Hackers demand $3 million in Monero following Revolut data breach
A group calling itself 'iamnotavillain' has demanded $3 million in Monero (XMR) following a data breach at Revolut, threatening to sell sensitive information belonging to at least 680 customers. Revolut stated it has not received a direct ransom demand and that its core infrastructure remains secure. The breach occurred after attackers used a fraudulent email from a government agency to obtain customer data. The hackers reportedly used blockchain analysis to target accounts with significant crypto holdings.
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