Hackers behind the Revolut data breach now demand $3 million in Monero within 24 hours, threatening to sell data of 680 customers if ignored. The stolen data includes IDs, bank accounts, and cryptocurrency transactions, mainly affecting clients in Switzerland, France, and other European countries. The attack began with a sophisticated phishing scam using a fake Italian government email, tricking Revolut's compliance team. Regulators in the UK and Italy are investigating, while Revolut has blocked the phishing account and notified affected customers and authorities.
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