BRIEFLeaklowP48
Swyftx crypto exchange customer data leak (Australia)
Swyftx
Detected3 November 2026 · 02:24 UTC
A dataset of roughly 37,262 records attributed to the Australian crypto exchange Swyftx is being shared, with a file header indicating full customer entries rather than a bare email list. For a KYC-regulated financial platform this implies possible exposure of identity and account data of real users. It is not an Argentina/LatAm target, but it is a genuine named-organization leak worth flagging for fintech/crypto defenders and for anyone reusing credentials.
CategoryLeak
Severitylow
Priority score48
Detected3 November 2026 · 02:24 UTC
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