Bitcoin Marketplace Keepchange Suffers Data Breach — No Funds Stolen During t...

Bitcoin Marketplace Keepchange Suffers Data Breach — No Funds Stolen During t...

A bitcoin company is the latest victim of a data breach incident, where hackers managed to access customers’ full names and email addresses. Moreover, attackers sent withdrawal requests from the company customers’ accounts to addresses belonging to the hackers. Marketplace Warns Users of Phishing Attacks According to the announcement, Keepchange clarified that attackers stole part of their customers’ data, including trade counts, total traded amount, and passwords in the hashed form. Although the company stated it’s “very unlikely” the hackers can....


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