Just before Israel launch • Fintech giant Revolut confirms customer data breach by fake government requests

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Financial institutions ask customers for passports, facial images, addresses and information about their money to meet regulatory requirements. Stored together, however, the same records can become a ready-made targeting file for criminals—and obtaining it may not require breaking into a bank’s systems. London's trading industry is coming home! What Happened to Revolut The latest data security inc

⚠️ ALERT: Revolut falls for a FAKE government request, exposing sensitive personal information of customers in a disturbing data breach. Revolut disclosed that it complied with a fraudulent government request using a spoofed official email and valid credentials, exposing PII belonging to a group of customers. The leaked data reportedly includes passports/driving licences, verification selfies, nam