British digital bank Revolut said Wednesday that an impersonation attack caused it to share customers' information with an "unauthorized third party" posing as a government agency. Revolut said it "recently identified a sophisticated external impersonation scam where an unauthorised third party utilised a legitimate government agency domain email to submit fraudulent requests for information."
British digital bank Revolut said Wednesday that an impersonation attack caused it to share customers' information with an "unauthorized third party" posing as a government agency. Revolut said it "recently identified a sophisticated external impersonation scam where an unauthorised third party utilised a legitimate government agency domain email to submit fraudulent requests for information."
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