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Gnosis Pay says hackers accessed customer data

Crypto card provider Gnosis Pay confirmed a breach of its card system. The founder of Rotki says his home address, card and wallet details were exposed.

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Gnosis Pay, a company that offers payment cards linked to crypto, has said hackers reached customer data. The breach affected its system for consumer cards.

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The founder of Rotki, a crypto portfolio tool, says the exposed data included his address, card details and wallet details. The material does not say how many customers were affected.

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Leaked addresses and wallet details can matter to crypto holders. Such details can link a person's home to the funds they hold.

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  • Rotki founderSays his data was exposed
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