Fintech company Revolut provided some users' Personally Identifiable Information (PII) after being tricked by a forged government agency request, and hackers have demanded 6,000 XMR from Revolut. According to a Financial Times (FT) report, this amounts to approximately $3 million, and the hackers are threatening to sell the stolen customer information to criminal organizations if payment is not made within 24 hours. Previously, the hackers had stolen an email account belonging to an Italian government agency with legal validity and used it to request customer information from Revolut. As a result, the bank provided information for approximately 680 customer accounts, including passports, driver's licenses, identity verification photos, and transaction history.
