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Bitonic Hacked: Cryptocurrency Stolen from Customer Accounts

Bitonic Hacked: Cryptocurrency Stolen from Customer Accounts

First seen 27 Oct 2026, 16:49 UTC • •
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ThreatCluster •October 27, 2026 at 18:17 UTC
  • •Bitonic was hacked, leading to the theft of cryptocurrency from three customer accounts.
  • •The company has reimbursed the affected customers and fixed the security vulnerability.
  • •There is a possibility that personal data may have been accessed, but no evidence confirms this.

Dutch bitcoin broker Bitonic was hacked on October 23, 2026, resulting in the theft of small amounts of cryptocurrency from three customer accounts. The company reported that hackers exploited a vulnerability to access part of its systems, allowing them to change login credentials. Although the stolen funds were reimbursed to the affected customers, Bitonic warned that personal data of other customers may have been accessed, though no evidence confirms this yet. The company took immediate action by logging all customers out of their accounts and fixing the security flaw. Additionally, Bitonic is monitoring online transactions closely and has advised customers to enhance their password security. The breach is part of ongoing challenges in the Dutch crypto market, following a recent bankruptcy of another platform.

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2026-10-23
Bitonic hack discovered
Bitonic identified unauthorized access to its systems, leading to the theft of cryptocurrency from three accounts.
Nltimes.Nl
2026-10-23
Customer accounts logged out
As a precaution, Bitonic logged all customers out of their accounts immediately after discovering the breach.
Dutchnews.Nl
2026-10-27
Breach reported publicly
Bitonic publicly disclosed the hack and the details surrounding the incident, including customer reimbursements.
Nltimes.Nl

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How many customers were affected?
Three customers had cryptocurrency stolen during the hack.
What actions has Bitonic taken post-hack?
Bitonic logged out all customers, fixed the security flaw, and reimbursed affected customers.
Is there a risk to my personal data?
Bitonic indicated that personal data may have been accessed, but there is currently no evidence to confirm this.