Darkweb actors are preparing to sell a database containing Gemini and Binance user information, including names, passwords, and location data.
Gemini has introduced a cashback rewards program for credit card users, offering up to 4% cashback in XRP for purchases.
The database for sale on the Dark Web contains 100,000 records of users' personal data from the US, Singapore, and the UK, aimed at potential fraud or marketing purposes.
Another threat actor tried to trade Binance emails and passwords, totaling 132,744 user information.
Binance denies a data leak and attributes the compromised user information to malware that targeted browser sessions on compromised PCs.
Gemini's cashback rewards program incentivizes credit card users with XRP cashback, encouraging participation from the XRP community.
To participate in Gemini's cashback rewards, users need to apply for the credit card by a certain date and spend a minimum amount to receive XRP benefits.
Gemini's reward categories include 4% cashback on petrol purchases, 2% on food items, and 3% on dining costs, among others.
Cryptocurrency exchanges continue to face cyber threats, with users targeted by scams impersonating reputable exchanges like Coinbase and Gemini.
Gemini's partnership with Mastercard for the credit card rewards program facilitates the earning and utilization of various cryptocurrencies, including XRP.