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Morning Edition · Sunday, November 8, 2026Published at 12:54 AM EST · New York
Gnosis Pay breach exposed card numbers, home addresses and linked crypto wallet addresses
The crypto debit card issuer detected the intrusion on November 3, says customer funds were untouched, and will shut down its legacy consumer system on December 20.
Gnosis Pay issues Visa debit cards that spend from self-custodied crypto wallets. On November 6 it disclosed unauthorized access to its consumer card system. The company says it detected the intrusion on November 3 and began containing it w…
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