Byte Federal’s Crypto ATM Catastrophe: 58,000 Customers Caught in Data Breach Fiasco
Byte Federal’s recent data breach impacted 58,000 customers after attackers exploited a GitLab flaw. As a result, users are advised to reset passwords and keep an eye on their accounts. While the company promises enhanced security, they’ve yet to offer identity theft protection—because who needs credit monitoring when you have a Bitcoin ATM?
Hot Take:
Byte Federal’s data breach: Proof that even Bitcoin ATMs need more than just a good password and a thumbs-up from the universe! Who knew that GitLab vulnerabilities could turn into a hacker’s “buy one, get 58,000 free” customer data sale?
Key Points:
- Byte Federal suffered a data breach affecting 58,000 customers.
- The breach was due to a GitLab vulnerability.
- Customers are advised to reset credentials and monitor accounts for fraud.
- No identity theft protection or credit monitoring services offered.
- The company is investigating with an external cybersecurity team.
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