ð¨ Revolut confirmed it sent customer files to a malicious actor posing as a government agency. 𔩠The request came from an unauthorised mailbox on a genuine government domain and passed authentication. ð’¤ Notices say the pack could include name, date of birth, home address, passport or licence copies, and the KYC selfie. ð’¸ Financial data covered account statements, IBANs, withdrawals and complete Bitcoin(â¿) transaction history. ð¦ Revolut says systems and customer funds were not compromised. Biometric face templates were not included. ðµï¸ The firm later decided the request was not authentic, blocked the address and began notifying regulators. ð” It has not named the agency, explained how the mailbox was obtained, or said how many customers were hit. ð” On-chain




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