Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to ZachXBT’s monitoring and review of related evidence, two U.S. investment platforms, BitcoinIRA and iTrustCapital, are suspected of experiencing data breaches this year, though neither appears to have publicly disclosed the incidents. The leaked data allegedly includes personal information, investment portfolios, bank and custodial account details, and verification statuses. ZachXBT cited an example in which an attacker named “Tiffany” exploited the database in June to target a BitcoinIRA user and stole over $1.2 million. ZachXBT stated that he contacted both companies for comment on August 21 and has not yet received a response as of this writing.
BitcoinIRA and iTrustCapital suspected of data breach in 2026
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A security breach at BitcoinIRA and iTrustCapital in 2026 has been flagged by ZachXBT, with no official response from either company. Leaked data reportedly includes user profiles, investment portfolios, and bank details. Inflation data trends have not yet reflected the impact. One user lost $1.2 million in June after a hacker accessed their BitcoinIRA account. ZachXBT contacted both companies on August 21, but no comment has been issued.
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