Byte Federal says hackers stole the data of 58,000 customers from its systems

News13 Dec 2024

Byte Federal, one of the largest bitcoin ATM providers in the U.S, said that the data security incident it suffered in November compromised the sensitive personal information of approximately 58,000 individuals.

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