Attackers claim they are publishing Revolut customer data to force a payout
Screenshots show identity documents and verification photos; Revolut says its systems and customer funds were unaffected.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: International Cyber Digest
Why it matters
The alleged releases show the lasting risk of exposed KYC files: passports, selfies, addresses and transaction histories can support targeted impersonation and physical threats long after a breach.
A group claiming responsibility for fraudulent government information requests sent to Revolut is publishing what it says is customer identity data and threatening daily releases until the fintech pays, according to screenshots posted on X on September 13th.…
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