A group claiming responsibility for a Revolut data breach is demanding 6,000 XMR (roughly $3 million) within 24 hours, threatening to sell stolen customer data including passport information and Bitcoin transaction histories. The breach reportedly exposed data on at least 680 customers.
Attackers compromised a legitimate Italian state email address to impersonate law enforcement and trick Revolut into releasing personal data of approximately 680-700 customers, primarily cryptocurrency holders. The hackers are now demanding a $3 million ransom in Monero cryptocurrency with a 24-hour deadline to prevent the data's sale.
Crypto payment processor Coinsbuy was hit by a security breach on August 9, 2026, draining over $7.9 million from wallets across Ethereum and TRON networks. The attacker converted stolen assets into Monero, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that complicates transaction tracing.
