Hackers behind Revolut data breach demand $3m in Monero within 24 hours, threaten to sell stolen client data

Hackers behind the Revolut data breach are demanding $3 million in Monero within 24 hours and threaten to sell the stolen customer data to other criminal groups if Revolut refuses to pay, per CryptosR_Us. The breach involved an Italian government email account impersonating law enforcement to obtain data on about 680 wealthy Revolut crypto clients, per the FT and Corriere della Sera; Italian authorities are investigating.

Detected & updated continuously · Source: Nebula