Revolut faces $3M ransom demand after data breach, report
Attackers claiming responsibility for Revolut’s data breach say they want $3 million in Monero from the banking firm, or they’ll sell the stolen customer data to other criminals. That’s according to the Financial Times , which reports that the group, going by the name “iamnotavillain,” is making its demands for the first time. Its ransom website was launched this week, but negotiations haven’t yet begun with Revolut. Reuters also reports that Revolut has had no contact with, or received any demands from, the attackers. What we know about the Revolut customer data leak Read more: Trezor’s summer of hacks continues with Brevo email breach Previous reports from Coin Bureau claimed the attackers had demanded 10,000 BTC, a figure that would be worth over $760 million today. It’s unclear whether it’s a different group behind today’s demand. Coin Bureau never revealed the usernames behind the apparent 10,000-BTC dema...