An FTX customer is leading a class-action lawsuit against Kroll over a 2023 data breach that leaked crypto creditors’ data.

Kroll hit with class-action as FTX creditors allege scam emails followed last year’s data breach tied to the bankruptcy case.

Corporate bankruptcy service provider Kroll Restructuring Administration LLC was hit with a proposed class suit over a data ...

FTX creditors sue financial advisory firm Kroll over a 2023 data breach that exposed personal information and sparked daily ...

Disgruntled creditors of FTX, BlockFi, and Genesis are suing global risk advisory firm Kroll over alleged negligence tied to ...

Kroll is being drawn into a legal battle by FTX creditors based on the 2023 data breach and other issues. Here’s the ...

Kroll faces a class-action lawsuit after a 2023 data breach exposed FTX creditor information and led to ongoing phishing ...

Kroll is under a class-action suit because FTX creditors continue to receive daily scam emails using stolen data in a 2023 ...

After Kroll's breach disclosure, phishing emails began targeting affected individuals impersonating FTX and claiming that the recipient was eligible to withdraw digital assets from their accounts.

FTX, which filed for bankruptcy protection in November 2022, said in a court filing that between $14.5 billion and $16.3 billion would be available for distribution.

FTX has recovered $11.4 billion in cash since filing for bankruptcy, but Dietderich expects that figure to rise to $12.6 billion by Oct. 31, when FTX’s Chapter 11 plan could take effect.