Hackers Infiltrated Almost 2,000 Robinhood Accounts, More Than Thought: Report

Hackers Infiltrated Almost 2,000 Robinhood Accounts, More Than Thought: Report

According to the company's statement at the time of the hacks, the attacks were said to have affected only a "limited" number of clients.


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