A serious data breach at Shufflecom, a crypto betting platform, has exposed sensitive user information, raising concerns about security and privacy in the volatile cryptocurrency market. The unauthorized access to user databases compromised personal data like names, email addresses, phone numbers, customer support logs, limited payment details (such as card type and last four digits), and KYC documents (driver’s licenses/passports) used for age verification. 2FA should be enabled by all users to mitigate risks. While user funds were not affected, the incident highlights the vulnerability of centralized platforms in the crypto sector. Shufflecom immediately took action, revoking access to the compromised external provider, launching internal and external investigations with cybersecurity firms, and notifying relevant authorities. The company urges users to enhance their security posture by enabling 2FA and reporting any suspicious communications.