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Attackers socially engineered their way into US brokerage DriveWealth on September 4 and 5, stealing historic personal data of Revolut customers who once traded US stocks. Exposed details include names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, employment information, citizenship, age, gender, and partial account numbers. Revolut's own systems were not compromised, but the fintech suffered a separate breach on September 14.
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