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British fintech Revolut confirmed it disclosed sensitive customer data to fraudsters who used a legitimate government email account to submit emergency data requests. The attackers targeted high-net-worth individuals, many in crypto businesses. Exposed data included birth dates, addresses, passport copies, and transaction histories. Revolut said a limited number of customers were affected and has notified them.
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