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TrueUSD, a stablecoin issuer supported by Justin Sun and Binance, has suffered a third-party security breach that resulted in the exposure of personally identifiable information of some of its clients. The breach revealed the first and last names of customers, as well as blockchain wallet addresses. The incident was reported by TheBlock and Cointelegraph. This breach raises concerns about the security of cryptocurrencies and the protection of customer data.
Tron founder Justin Sun recently transferred $25.5 million in stablecoins to leading crypto exchange Binance across three transactions from his known wallet address https://t.co/AexERMfGYn
An attack on TrueCoin’s third-party vendor potentially leaked TrueUSD customer data. https://t.co/cF3gkmvl5h
ICYMI: TrueUSD third-party security breach revealed blockchain wallet addresses of clients https://t.co/eHP1u9Dy6b
Stablecoin issuer TrueUSD, supported by Justin Sun and Binance, was hit by a third-party security breach that led to the exposure of personally identifiable information of some of its clients. TheBlock reported. The information included the first and last names of customers,… https://t.co/GSpN45QOr3
TrueUSD third-party security breach revealed blockchain wallet addresses of clients https://t.co/lKS0ufqInU
.@Binance said that it had completed the burn of over $450 million worth of BNB Chain's $BNB tokens as part of a planned move. By @shauryamalwa. https://t.co/lAxUD7HByn