Someone asked so they HAD to give those details out, OK?!
>>109799079We need to kill everyone involved.
so I was right no to trust them. Why do people still do it? Just to make a couple shekels .
>>109799079If the email was authenticated with DKIM you can't really blame Revolut. The attacker would have had to hack the government email server. That's the government's fault. If the email was authenticated with SPF it's not so clear. The attacker could spoof SPF by hacking any service on any server that's NATed to the same public IP address. No one should authenticate outgoing emails with SPF alone, and no one should trust any email authenticated with SPF alone.
>>109799297>If the emailirrelevantyou do not give the glowies anything except for a warrant
i don’t even know what that is so i’m safe
>>109799297That’s what I find crazy, one simple email and a bank gives out your face, Bitcoin transactions, phone number…Why the hell would the government need your face ???
>>109799079>>no biometric data was involved or compromised>we just handed over all data used to generate biometric datalmao
>>109799297revolut could have said "come back with a valid warrant" for every request, but lol they're too cheap to pay a lawyer to handle warrants
>>109799297>>109799319That's what's bonkers. Asking for a warrant/subpoena was standard practice for boring old phone companies. We always asked for a subpoena or warrant before we would release data, because "we verified their signing cert" will not hold up in court.
>>109799079I only use it for every day spending
>>109799079>Someone asked so they HAD to give those details out, OK?!Oh no. I used this to send money to many of my favourite EE prostitutes
>>109799079>Today I will trust my money and identity with ex-soviet digital bankers in britain
>>109799079for which country though?
>>109799079why does an app have your passport
>>109799079I didn't receive this mail. These fuckers have been literally spamming mefor over a year to do a KYC selfie check so I can transfer money with debit cards. I was reading online and it has you read numbers and shit while looking at your camera fuck that.Sadly I didn't delete the account like I planned to, and I don't remember what verification I did on accoutn creation, did i get rekt??omega kekking at the last mail in my screenshot
>>109800541They provided their whole database. So basically every male European zoomer (their main target demographic) has had his info leaked.
>>109799079lmao just a month ago I signed up with them and they kept sending me email that the 'verification is simple and take few minutes!!' >>109799297it's not a shithole, I assume, just because a gov requested something doesn't just give the right, unless a court order do so only, let a lone a fucking email request holy shit, mutts are retarded
nobody has any business opening a bank account except in person, really. want international banking? go there and make sure the building really exists first.
>>109799079im completely done with these digital-only financial companiesi had to """""""""""securely""""""""" face scan to get my fucking savings out of trading212, but i needn't worry as its fucking """""secure"""""they save that data for seven years, you know? fucks sake
>>109800862Some places they will refuse a bank account even if it's illegal to do so for spurious reasons. Way easier to do international stuff including but not limited to business with these online banks. I use wise for my business for this reason, because opening a corpo account would take minimum 3 months, I would have to go to every single bank in the country to find the one that won't reject for no reason, application forms are all non-standard and long as fuck to do, and even if I do get it open, I get to pay monthly fees.
>>109800703>They provided their whole databasewtf lolpeople laugh at me for paying 5 euros/month for a bank account at a boring old physical bank (you can still do everything online) but at least I know there isn't some jeet at the customer service who has no idea about any laws whatsoever and will just hand over the entire customer database to a fake government agency
>>109799079And the EU is pushing for even more KYC, ID verification, age verification, etc., and cucks eat it all up like there's no tomorrow.
>>109801579But we have to stop all the criminaaaals>meanwhile shisha bar owner who makes 3 million euros revenue all in cash with 5 customers per week passes audit with flying colors
This is what happens when you put Indians in customer support/legal teamAnyways, Revolut is still the best bank in EVROPA unfortunately, there aren't many good alternatives
luddites eatin good tonite
>>109801579it's simple. for me that's the cue to stop. don't matter what it is, as service. not using it.mark of the beast you willingly take
>>109802228Literally every bank has KYC. There are lots of services you can't really live without without becoming a retarded outcast. Just don't heckin' use it is not viable advice.
>>109802263still alive tho. >muh outcastyou are literally on 4chan, posting that
>>109802280yeah ok have fun in your mom's basement while it lasts I guess, kiddo
>>109802298>posts on 4chanI get it you're jealous some people can avoid the mark of the beast while you're willingly snorting that shit and feel like a fucking loser that it's not fair everyone should snort the mark of the beast like you, if something bad happens to you it should happen to everyone as well, why should others avoid it if you're too weak to avoid it?isn't it?
>>109802418>oh my science the ebin super sekrit anonymouse hax0rz forum known as four channel :O
>>109802263>There are lots of services you can't really live without without becoming a retarded outcast.Such as?
>>109802645such as internet, banks, cell phone providerssome social media sites too, depending on your occupation and/or interestsIf you can't list a few on your own, you're genuinely retarded.
>>109799297>The attacker would have had to hack the government email server.Wouldn’t one compromised mailbox do?
hey, you, yes you, 4chan glowie, I know you are there falseflaggindont think i forgot about Terry or HarambeSo explain yourself. How did they steal government emails?
>>109799079Fuck i just downloaded this shit last month to make it my piggy bank and save some money every month……..i knew they were up to no good when they asked me for my passport…whatever man
>>109799110>We need to kill everyone involved.Unfortunately nobody knows their names, occupations, or where they live except them and whoever they gave the info to.
>>109803400Every bank asks for your passport or driver's license tho?
>>109799110fpbp.
>>109800843>mutts are retardedWe're not taking about an American company. Do eurocucks even have rights?
>>109799079Why wouldn't they?Why would companies give even half a rat's ass about protecting this information when the only consequence is that you have to write an "oopsie whoopsie, we did a leaky-weeeky" mail to your customers?Who also don't care care because they are all normies and used to being mistreated and having no recourse?
>>109799110This is why I support the corporate death penalty (also the regular death penalty (and extrajudicial killings))
>>109803704This. Leaks are common because the cost of the leak to the consumer is not being extracted from the company.It should be valued at a 30+ year pain and suffering increased identity theft valuation that ruins the company when involving enough customers.
>Revolutshilled so badly, academics here got paid to promote it before lectures and not just IT related subjects >You yes you, 80 female (and one male student at the back) sitting in here for Art Historical lecture about Vasarely need to embrace Revolut now!
>>109799079Can't be me. Any service that asked for ID I stopped using.
>>109802228The worst ones are the filthy Indian hindpoo sites that let you create accounts, then transfer funds, and as soon as your funds clear, then they force the KYC on you. That shit should be illegal.
>>109799079>Revolut
>>109799297it is their fault for complying with governments. Wouldn't have happened if they kept the minimum possible user information with everything else user-end encrypted.
>>109799079I have no idea what "Revolut" is and I am not even going to look it up.
>>109802723In my experience old school business require no biometric data. They ask for an ID when you sign up, they can with their own eyes see the picture on the ID matches the person in front of them, ask for a phone number and an email adress (you can provide a throwaway one).No old school bank has a selfie of me in their database.Boomers win yet again
>>109799079This isn't a problem for Monero chads.
>>109803446depends on the bank and country's regulations, anon. but yeah, this is normal in 2026 due to many countries enacting various anti-money laundering laws
>>109804661Monero constantly has severe security exploits because the devs are not competent. You can't offramp monero without considerable KYC bullshit, far more than revolut, and exchanges constantly host coins hostage or steal them outright (thankfully with bank involvement that is no longer the standard but the flipside is everything's fully centralized now). If monero could be used to buy day-to-day stuff instead, like if anyone had ever bought a house with monero the way it's been done with bitcoin before, or even pizza, then that would be fine. But instead monero only exists to be exchanged back for cash.
>>109804506The minimum is "Come back with a warrant!"
>>109799297What the fuck is wrong with you? Even if it was from a legitimate government email that would still be no excuse to hand over user data unless they were legally served a subpoena or warrant. This isn't communist China you spineless little worm
>>109799297At the absolute very fucking least you confirm the request via another channel. Emails are too vulnerable and everybody knows it. You don't just hand out that sort of customer data without being 200% sure about the veracity of the request. Yet they did. And now they're acting even shadier, blocking the guy who initially reported the breach on Xitter and are seemingly trying their best to bury the story.Another perfect example of why you should NEVER trust British subhumans. The whole island needs sinking into the sea.
>>109805068>This isn't communist China you spineless little wormIf you're a financial institution in the west you already are living under a communist China type system. Don't listen to glowies and you might as well lose your entire fucking business because you dared asking for warrants
>>109799079>never verified my identity with themHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>109804972>if anyone had ever bought a house with monero the way it's been done with bitcoin before, or even pizzaYou can indeed buy all kinds of things with ithttps://xmrbazaar.com/>But instead monero only exists to be exchanged back for cash.That's funny, I've only ever exchanged fiat for Monero.
>>109805517>AI generated slops>KYC-requiring spending cards>casinos>nothing elseSchizo moment
>>109805584not a single house or a pizza? damn
>>109800595same I keep getting spammed with this shit, can they just fuck off if I had a Swiss Mastercard I wouldn't need their shitty service in the first place.
>>109804654This, I've seriously considered making a Revolut/N26/whatever account but there's zero chance I'm sending my ID or passport copy over.
>>109805594wrong thread dickass
>>109805735He's been spamming in every single thread for months on end, mods don't care.
>>109799079Tell your local MPs to mandate your country's approved financial institutions are not to store identity documents and facial verifications. Instead, retain only the textual details that are important (e.g. passport numbers had to get approved from their system upon document submission, so they must only keep the value itself and discard the full uploaded passport image), and for faces, thumbnails only.This goes for more than Revolut, and nothing will change unless this becomes a global norm. People won't do shit though, and Revolut did a little "oops tee-hee~" with no consequence from wherever they operate. Again, show this scenario to your local MPs and make it known this is a threat in the current climate else it will happen again.
>>109804034Unironically this. The uncompetence of these people endangers the livelihood of their clients. They should pay the equal price.
>>109804972>Monero constantly has severe security exploits because the devs are not competentLMAO. Ok bro. I'm sure your Zion bags will pump after just a few more lies.
>>109806477The monero group is good from a response perspective precisely because everytime another severe vuln is found, they quickly respond and publicize the info about the issue. But since they keep having more, it's not a good idea.
>>109806543>But since they keep having more, it's not a good ideaKeep up the great effort champ, a couple more lies here and you'll hit quota today.
>>109799079>receive email>looks sus>call department>this you?>no>delete emailAI has turned companies into fucking retards.
>>109800474And the reason to do that is asking for a warrant is cheaper. Why blindly approve all requests and spend money fulfilling them?
>>109806580It's all publicly available on the monero website.https://www.getmonero.org/blog/tags/urgent.html
>>109806632>constantly has severe security exploitsOne two of those five listed bugs are even related to Monero's code and could be defined as "severe".The cryptonote bug (2017) was severe. The 10-block decoy selection bug (2021) was severe. The multi-sig wallet bug (2021) was severe.Just three severe bugs in the entire lifetime of the project, despite being one of the most scrutinized open-source codebases on the planet.
>>109806743>official binary compromised>not severeOK CIA
>>109806769That isn't a flaw in Monero's codebase, it's a flaw in their webhost and CDN.+ they use signed hashes that users can check before installing/running the program, which is how it was quickly caught and remedied. If you don't check the hash that's purely a user skill issue.
>>109806877I won't buy, FBI.
>>109799079why would this company have any of that highly confidential information? do they want to get sued? they should get sued to bankruptcy and their directors imprisoned.
>>109799079>Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, known as Revolut, is a British multinational bank and financial technology company headquartered in London, England. It was founded in July 2015 by Nik Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko.Wait, you guys literally trusted Russian hackers with your money? Did you also start an IDE built by Russian hackers like IntelliJ?I shiggy diggy.
>>109799297>If the email was authenticated with DKIM you can't really blameYeah you can. Why were they holding on these kinds of data in the first place?
>>109807019Because the law says you should, specifically so you can share it with the govt.
>>109799079Well, what am I supposed to do about this?Other than what >>109805981 said
wtf, it logged me out of the app. I want to delete my account but ask for a verification scan.What the fuck do I do now?
>The threat actors who targeted Revolut with information-demand emails are now posting sensitive customer data, including that of high-profile clients such as tennis player Shevchenko and Römer, CEO of Gamdom/Skinscom.>They want Revolut to pay up. They say they'll release more messages, data and insights into how the Revolut team operates.>They're accusing Revolut of handing over sensitive information to countries outside its jurisdiction.>They accuse the company of negligence around privacy and the exposure of sensitive information.Heh...
Bring back number accounts and put the FATF jokers into cages.
>>109810652Seriously, no one even "elected" them. They are not "elected representatives".
>>109810483I blame the cult of "compliance". For instance, UBS bank goes along with sanctions against Jacques Baud, a Swiss citizen and ethnic Swiss too. Financial firms take great care to be compliant with governments. They don't care about not getting tricked.
>>109810729(not Swiss sanctions, EU or US sanctions, the EU is a US vassal anyway.)
>>109799079So basically government just gets to ask for whatever they want.Don't even check for court order.Just hand my data over.
>>109799079>get email request with a .il address>give Shlomo waddevadafuk he wants.
>>109808466If you didn't receive an email regarding this incident, you were not affected; or at least that's what the Reuters article said.
lmao just message revolut on telegram say you are x government and you need y data on some dude they just message you back with the info lmao
>>109799079
>>109799079Holy fuck, I don't even have Revolut, how did they do that?
>>109811188that's def what happened>from shlomo.nose@mossad.co.il>hey revolut, we have sources say that khamas is using your platform to fund the terrorist kids in gaza to buy kite, which is too scary for other schlomos!>please prove access to your db to review >pajeet in support: saar, we got this email, it's legit I checked it!>pajeet high caste manager: yes yes, we love jewsih people we saaport israel , give them phul access and sapport, OK!jews and pajeets are match made in hell, never trust any
>>109812609Either this or they let AI handle these requests and it just happily dumped the whole database into the reply.
>>109800595they've been spamming me for years threatening to close my account (that i havent used for years) if i didnt provide more personal data, each email pushed the deadline back more and more. eventually they stopped with the alarmist email and simply kept asking for my data.
>>109808466i doubt deleting your account is going to delete the data they have about you
