Revolut Customers Hit by Second Data Breach in Just One Month
Revolut customers, including thousands in Ireland, faced their second data incident this month. This time, a third-party provider, not Revolut’s own systems, was responsible. DriveWealth, the US broker that previously handled US stock trading for Revolut users, confirmed the breach occurred on September 4 and 5. What Actually Happened at DriveWealth A social engineering attack The post Revolut Customers Hit by Second Data Breach in Just One Month appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Revolut customers, including thousands in Ireland, faced their second data incident this month.
- This time, a third-party provider, not Revolut’s own systems, was responsible.
- DriveWealth, the US broker that previously handled US stock trading for Revolut users, confirmed the breach occurred on September 4 and 5.
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