Bankrupt Bitcoin ATM Firm Coin Cloud Suffers Data Breach: 300,000 Customers’ ...
The crypto world is facing a new security challenge as Coin Cloud, a prominent Bitcoin ATM operator, recently became the target of a significant data breach. This incident comes at a challenging time for the company, which filed for bankruptcy earlier this year amid the crypto market downturn and the fallout from the FTX collapse. […]
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