Screenshots obtained by Motherboard have been redacted and released, showcasing just how data the Robinhood hackers had access to.
The image shows a screen that authorized Robinhood employees can access, which seemingly has information about a user’s funds added to their account, their account identifiers, and login locations, as well as options to disable multi-factor authorization, add to trusted device email code whitelist, and log out a user, as well as revoke their password.
It is still unclear how this data can be used, and the true scale of the hack, but this damning information could show that more was leaked than was officially announced.
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