Heise.De 75 Million Revolut Customer Records Allegedly Listed for Sale on Dark Web
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- •A database of 75 million Revolut records is allegedly for sale on the dark web.
- •Revolut denies any breach, stating the sample data does not match their records.
- •The dataset may be a compilation from various older breaches rather than a new leak.
A threat actor has claimed to sell a database containing 75 million records of Revolut customers on a cybercrime forum. The dataset reportedly includes sensitive information such as payment card details, email addresses, names, and phone numbers. Revolut has stated that they see no indications of a data breach and have verified that the identifiers in the sample data do not match any valid records in their systems. Researchers believe the dataset may be a compilation of data from various older breaches rather than a new incident. The low price of $500 for such a large dataset raises skepticism about its authenticity. If legitimate, the exposed information poses risks of social engineering attacks and identity theft. Revolut previously experienced a targeted cyberattack in 2022 affecting over 50,000 customers.
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