The Coin Cloud firm was dedicated to providing Bitcoin ATM services, the company declared bankruptcy in February 2023, now it faces an even bigger challenge.
An unidentified group of hackers claimed to have compromised the company’s security, according to reports from cybersecurity expert vx-underground.
The situation is alarming, as the attackers claim to have exfiltrated highly sensitive data from more than 300,000 Coin Cloud customers.
This information includes, according to claims, 70,000 customer selfies captured via ATM cameras, as well as crucial personal details such as Social Security numbers, dates of birth, names, addresses, email addresses, phone, current occupations and more.
Most worryingly, the leak is not limited to the United States, as the data is also claimed to affect individuals in Brazil, expanding the scale of the incident.
The Images Provided in the Reports Show the Alleged Selfies and Personal Data Obtained from Coin Cloud Users
Additionally, the attackers claim to have completely stolen the source code of Coin Cloud’s backend system, a devastating blow that could have significant implications for the company’s security and operational integrity.
The situation is worsened by the lack of immediate comment from Coin Cloud, as the firm has not responded to requests for information about the security breach.
The news also notes that the hacking group plans to share the leaked database online in the near future, which could further expose affected customers.
This incident highlights the growing threat facing financial companies and highlights the critical importance of strong security measures in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Coin Cloud, already in the process of bankruptcy due to business and legal issues, is now in an even more precarious situation, facing additional challenges to restore public trust and safeguard the integrity of its operations.
The community looks forward to additional updates as the story continues to develop.
