Massive French Data Leaks Spark Surge in Fake Crypto Support Calls
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Meria CEO Owen Simonin announced an increase in fake Binance support calls following the DGFiP data breach; no passwords were leaked, but 678,000 people were affected.
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Massive French Data Leaks Spark Surge in Fake Crypto Support Calls
Owen Simonin, known as Hasheur, reported a rise in the number of fraudulent call scams in which threat actors impersonate customer service representatives of a crypto platform. Simonin stressed that this rise was caused by the recent data leaks affecting French crypto users. Crypto Call Scams Rise in France, Says Crypto Entrepreneur The recent data […]
Revolut, who was torn by false official requests, handed over to the fraudsters identity documents and bank information linked to hundreds of accounts. This leak of data would concern more than 100 French people, especially very wealthy.
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