Hackers claim to have stolen user data from defunct crypto ATM firm Coin Cloud
The hackers say they have nabbed the data of about 300,000 users of Coin Cloud residing in the United States and Brazil.
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The hackers say they have nabbed the data of about 300,000 users of Coin Cloud residing in the United States and Brazil.
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