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Revolut Denies Direct Contact After $3M Public Ransom Demand


Revolut says it has received no direct messages from the hackers publicly demanding a ransom over a customer data breach, even as multiple groups compete for credit and threaten further disclosures. A faction using...
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SlippageShy
27 minutes ago
No direct contact ≠ it didn’t happen; the PR spin is slick.
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BlueChipWatcher
35 minutes ago
Waiting for the next developments to see whether Revolut keeps insisting otherwise or the hacker releases explosive revelations.
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VolumePriceAnalyst
37 minutes ago
LOL, the hacker publicly called out Revolut, yet it pretended not to have received the message—this plot is even more dramatic than a TV series.
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MatrixCollar
2 hours ago
Even after the data breach, they’re still fighting over credit—hackers these days aren’t very impressive.
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LiquidityReaper
2 hours ago
First Review
3M ransom + multi-party extortion—is the cybercrime underworld competing in the KOL rat race now too?
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