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Revolut confirmed it fell for a phishing scam where attackers used a legitimate government email domain to request customer data. The exposed information includes passports, driver's licenses, selfies, transaction histories, and personal details. Attackers are demanding 10,000 Bitcoin in ransom. Revolut stated the incident affected a limited number of customers and that its systems and customer funds remain secure.
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