3 reportsPriority Low
Gnosis Pay and Bithumb breaches
A series of data breaches at financial services providers has exposed customer information, raising concerns about security measures and potential phishing risks for organisations using similar systems.
First report Latest
What is going on
- A data breach at Bithumb exposed details of 844 customers despite increased security spending.
- A separate breach at Gnosis Pay led to customer data exposure and a phishing warning.
- A zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook was reported to expose Windows login hashes, potentially affecting user account security.
- What to watch: Whether further details emerge about the extent of data exposure or if additional systems are affected by the Outlook vulnerability.
Reports in this story
Newest first. Each one is a separate event with its own sources and evidence.
- Priority LowType IncidentLead report
Gnosis Pay Breach Exposes Customer Data, Prompts Phishing Warning
- Priority LowType Vulnerability
Microsoft Outlook zero-day exposes Windows login hashes - 2-Spyware
- Priority LowType Incident
Bithumb Data Breach Exposes 844 Customers Despite 2.6-Fold Security Spending Increase

