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Hacked: User Data Leaked From Brazilian Crypto Arbitrage Platform, Funds Reportedly Safe

Posted on August 27, 2018 by Dissent

Omar Faridi reports:

Brazilian ‘arbitrage’ firm Atlas has reportedly been hacked and the email addresses belonging to its over 264,000 users have been leaked. The company’s users’ phone numbers and the amount of cryptocurrency they have deposited on the platform have also now been shared publicly by the hacker(s).

According to a Youtube video posted by Investimentos Digitais on August 25, Atlas’ crypto platform has approximately 14,500 registered users with a total of 5,813 bitcoin (BTC) deposited in it, an amount currently valued at over $39 million according to CryptoCompare data.

Read more on CryptoGlobe.

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