Ex-employee of a popular cryptocurrency exchange leaks data of 8000 users!
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Answer Ex-employee of a popular cryptocurrency exchange leaks data of 8000 users!
A disgruntled ex-employee began publishing personal data stolen from crypto and futures exchange Digitex.
The post was made on a channel in Telegram yesterday, which means that a massive data breach occurred.
According to Source The data transfer includes Know Your Customer (KYC) documents, including passport photos and driver’s licenses of 8000 Digitex users.
Digitex responded to the incident and stated in the statement:
Digitex Futures is more aware of the momentum that Telegram channels are gaining around confidential data leaks.
We cannot comment on the incident at this time, and we are currently looking for legal counsel.
We would like to apologize for any inconvenience or inconvenience caused and assure you that we are doing everything in our power to rectify the situation.
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The leak was first revealed this month, February.
When the incident first surfaced, Digitex CEO Adam Todd said:
Only the emails were stolen.
He blamed a former employee, but did not give his name.
The new documents are strong evidence that the leak did happen.
After this employee listened to conference calls and shared a lot of confidential information, Todd said at the time:
When you have someone like that working against you, it’s very difficult
What has the leaker revealed so far?
So far, three documents have been released that include the date the platform was launched and interview emails.
Some details are also hidden.
The “leaker” said in the Telegram channel through which he leaked:
I have complete kyc id documentation for every user using the platform from the date it was created until today.
In a conversation on the “CryptoVigilante” channel on Telegram, the leaker explained the following:
The data (KYC data) came from a login set up by Digitex when users register.
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This login with a username, password and 2FA allows unrestricted access to all KYC information of over 8000 customers including documents, address, phone numbers and other information such as IP address.
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