Crypto.com breach exposed more data than CEO claimed, report

The different sorts of personal data from the Crypto.com leak shared by ZachXBT.

He noted that, if Crypto.com did indeed make the disclosures, that it “should be easy for [Marszalek] to link the URL to where these incidents were PUBLICLY disclosed.”

ZachXBT also said that Marszaleks “misinformation” comments have inspired him to “prove” the leak led to user thefts.

Bloomberg reported on Friday that a member of the hacking collective Scattered Spider said they were able to “talk their way” into a Crypto.com employees account.

Marszalek blocked ZachXBT on X after the sleuth noted that this breach is one of several unreported breaches and reiterated that there is another, much larger, breach.

Not much is known about this larger breach, however, and ZachXBT says hes unable to disclose any more details.

Crypto.com was picked by Donald Trumps Trump Media in March to become a launch partner for ETFs containing bitcoin, cronos (CRO), and other crypto assets “with a made in America focus.”

Trump Media committed to buying $6.42 billion worth of Crypto.coms CRO.

The crypto exchange has previously had run-ins with Poland over unauthorized operations, and it received a $3 million fine from the Netherlands after it failed to register with the Dutch Central Bank for two years and broke money laundering and terrorism financing laws.

It also reengaged on a token supply promise when it decided to reissue 70 billion CRO tokens it had previously burned in 2021, significantly increasing its supply to well beyond its previous 27.4 billion mark.