Israel’s biggest cryptocurrency broker, called “Bits of Gold,” has reported that personal data belonging to 200,000 of its customers was stolen in a coordinated hack of its platform. The Tel Aviv-based company said that a hacker gained unauthorized access to a third-party data analytics network and accessed its customers’ names, national IDs, emails, phone numbers, IP addresses, bank account details, and public wallet addresses. Bits of Gold added that it quickly disconnected its system from the information sources to prevent more damage from being done. Bits of Gold said no funds, private keys, passwords, or credit card and debit card codes were exposed in the attack. The broker said its findings indicate the hack was part of a broader global incident that hit other companies simultaneously.

Full report : Israel’s biggest cryptocurrency broker, called “Bits of Gold,” has reported a data breach.