Key Takeaways
- Paysafe Group released a statement Monday that revealed the extent of data breaches in 2011 which exposed the customer details of millions of customers of the two largest ewallet payment systems in the igaming industry.
- According to the report, “limited account details” of 3.6 million NETELLER customers were illegally obtained during a data breach in 2009 and 2010, and 4.2 million customers of then-rival Skrill were also exposed.
Paysafe Group released a statement Monday that revealed the extent of data breaches in 2011 which exposed the customer details of millions of customers of the two largest ewallet payment systems in the igaming industry.
According to the report, “limited account details” of 3.6 million NETELLER customers were illegally obtained during a data breach in 2009 and 2010, and 4.2 million customers of then-rival Skrill were also exposed.
