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Israel’s largest crypto broker Bits of Gold hit by data breach affecting 200,000 customers

·Source: DataBreaches.net

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Olivier Acuna reports: Cryptocurrency broker Bits of Gold said personal data belonging to roughly 200,000 customers was stolen by hackers, the company reported. The Tel Aviv, Israel-based company reported the security breach on Sunday, saying a hacker gained unauthorized access to a third-party data analytics network and gained access to customers’ names, national ID numbers, emails,... Source

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Olivier Acuna reports: Cryptocurrency broker Bits of Gold said personal data belonging to roughly 200,000 customers was stolen by hackers, the company reported. The Tel Aviv, Israel-based company reported the security breach on Sunday, saying a hacker gained unauthorized access to a third-party data analytics network and gained access to customers’ names, national ID numbers, emails,... Source
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Originally published by DataBreaches.net on Aug 17, 2026.

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