The accounts of the Robinhood platform were hacked, writes Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the situation.
So, it is reported that the owners of 2000 accounts were affected, despite the fact that two-factor authentication was required to enter the portal. It is worth noting that several addresses were the first to suffer at the beginning of the month, then the scammers gained access to user data by hacking. The exact amount of damage was not disclosed.
The attacks sparked a flood of complaints on social media, where investors talked about unsuccessful attempts to call Robinhood representatives to prevent theft of funds, but due to the lack of contact details on the service page, they were unable to do so.
We add that the Robinhood audience currently numbers over 13 million people.
TL;DR: Technical documentation for the proposed LendingProtocolV1_1 amendment describes closed-ended vaults with defined subscription and…
TL;DR: Technical documentation for the proposed LendingProtocolV1_1 amendment describes closed-ended vaults with defined subscription and…
XRP whale outflows on Binance have fallen to a five-year low, according to crypto analyst…
XRP traders are moving assets to centralized crypto exchanges amid macro hiccups, even as the…
Major cryptocurrency XRP is surging in transaction volume even as its price index hovers around…
The stablecoin market is quietly evolving, as a new report indicates that Circle’s USDC leads…