Revolut Confirms Data Breach Affecting Irish Customers
The popular fintech company Revolut has announced that a recent data breach has affected a small number of its users. The company confirmed that approximately 680 customers worldwide were impacted by this security incident, including 12 customers based in Ireland.
Revolut explained that an unauthorized third party gained access to the personal data of these specific users. The compromised information may include names, email addresses, home addresses, and some account details. However, the company has stated that no bank card details, PINs, or passwords were accessed during the breach.
In response to the incident, Revolut has contacted all affected customers directly to inform them of the situation. The company has also implemented additional security measures to protect these accounts and prevent further unauthorized access. They have advised all users to remain cautious of suspicious emails or messages asking for personal information.
Data protection authorities have been notified about the breach, and Revolut is working with them to investigate the matter further. While the number of affected Irish customers is small, the incident serves as a reminder for all digital banking users to stay alert regarding their online security.