Public breachBreachXposedOrNot· 1 Oct 2014
BTC-E
Domain: btc-e.com
What happened
The BTC-e data breach occurred in 2014, exposing the records of 568K users. The compromised data included usernames, email addresses, passwords, IP addresses, registration dates, language preferences, and, notably, the number of bitcoins owned by each user.
Breach facts
- Records exposed
- 568,617
- Sensitive
- No
- Industry
- Finance
- Data exposed
- Email addressesPasswordsUsernamesAccount balancesWebsite activity
This page summarises publicly reported breach metadata for awareness. For account recovery or incident response, use the official guidance from the affected service.
Breach data provided by XposedOrNot.