Revolut Customers Hit by Phishing Wave After Data Breach
Malwarebytes has uncovered a wave of smishing attacks targeting Revolut customers following the bank's confirmed data breach. Scammers send texts linking to a fake identity check that requests camera access and a password; several hundred accounts, including crypto investors, are believed affected.
- Phishing texts appear in the same thread as genuine Revolut messages
- Fake page requests camera access and the user's password
- Campaign began September 14, two days after the breach was acknowledged
- Attackers impersonated Italian police via compromised Interior Ministry emails
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