Last Update: 09/25/2026 at 4:33 PM EST
Hackers Demand $3 Million From Revolut…Hackers Demand $3 Million From Revolut Over Customer Data
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A group calling itself iamnotavillain claims it obtained records from roughly 680 Revolut customers after attackers allegedly used a compromised Italian government email account to impersonate law enforcement and request customer information. Reported exposed data includes identity documents, contact and account details, and transaction histories; the group has demanded $3 million in Monero and threatened to sell the records. Revolut says its systems and customer funds were unaffected, while authorities in the UK and Italy are assessing or investigating the incident.
First Article: 09/22/26
Latest Article: 09/22/26
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09-19-2026
OneBullEx
Revolut disclosed in September 2026 that fraudulent requests routed through a compromised Italian government or law-enforcement channel exposed data from approximately 680 customers.
09-17-2026
BetaNews / Camila Nogueira
In September, iamnotavillain demanded 6,000 Monero from Revolut after claiming a fraudulent Italian government email operation exposed records from about 680 customers.
09-17-2026
Payments:Unpacked
Hackers allegedly targeted 680 Revolut customers across Europe over several months after using an Italian government email system to request confidential information.
09-17-2026
The Irish Times
The iamnotavillain hacking group publicly demanded $3 million in Monero from Revolut after allegedly accessing records from at least 680 customer accounts through an Italian government email compromise.
09-16-2026
crypto.news / Lawrence Mondal
Attackers impersonating government officials obtained records from at least 680 Revolut accounts and demanded a $3 million Monero ransom, prompting a United Kingdom regulatory investigation.
