Revulut reports data leak via fake gov requests

Revolut, the British fintech company, has confirmed that sensitive customer data was exposed to an unauthorized third party after it responded to fraudulent requests, which were disguised as messages from a legitimate government entity. The compromised information included birth dates, addresses, phone numbers, and copies of identity verification documents such as passports and driver's licenses. The company assured that customer funds were not affected and stated that it took immediate action following the breach, including notifying relevant authorities. An investigation is ongoing to determine the extent of the affected data. This incident comes at a time when Revolut is preparing for a potential initial public offering valued at up to $200 billion and highlights the importance of safeguarding the digital data upon which the company's digital banking model relies.

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