According to BeInCrypto, phishing emails sent from domains owned by the Foundation contained users’ home addresses. The company acknowledged the incident and described its response.
The emails appeared to target individuals using Bitcoin wallet services linked to the Foundation. They included information identifying residents by their residential details. The Foundation confirmed it was aware of the emails and outlined steps taken in reply.
No further details were provided about the number of affected users, the method of distribution, or technical specifics of the emails. The Foundation stated it reviewed security practices and notified relevant parties as part of its response.
