Leaked compliance and support records exposed the identities of 291 crypto users by connecting names directly with wallet activity, according to CryptoSlate. The records contained varying combinations of personal identity, location and compliance information, creating a link between real-world users and their on-chain transactions. The material did not expose private keys, and customer funds remained safe, the report said. The incident highlights the privacy risks that can arise when customer-support or compliance data is combined with publicly observable blockchain activity. The affected assets and wallets were not specified in the supplied report, and no broader impact was provided.
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