Bithumb Hack Exposes Data of 844 Customers, 715 Employees

TREE NEWS update: Bithumb said an unauthorized breach of its internal mobile office system, DaouOffice, exposed personal information tied to 6,444 customers, of whom 844 had data confirmed leaked while 5,600 remained encrypted and unreadable. The exchange said 715 employees were also affected. Stolen data includes names, phone numbers, emails, resident registration numbers, driver’s license numbers, bank account numbers and ID copies. Bithumb said it will take full responsibility for all confirmed losses and provide support and compensation to affected customers.