The breach happened Nov. 3, leaking the most extensive personal data for about 300 users. However, Robinhood says no financial information was exposed.

Online stock trading platform Robinhood has been hit by a data breach affecting seven million of its customers, the company revealed on Monday, November 8.

Robinhood confirmed that its data security was breached in a recent cyber attack on November 3, resulting in the exposure of millions of customers details.

Stock trading app RobinHood has disclosed a data breach after their systems were hacked and unauthorized user gained access to the personal information of approximately 5 million customers.

Stock trading platform Robinhood has disclosed a data breach after their systems were hacked and a threat actor gained access to the personal information of approximately 7 million customers.

Trading platform Robinhood has revealed that personal information of more than seven million customers has been accessed during a data breach

SOPA Images/Getty Images Robinhood said Monday that it experienced a data breach impacting millions of customers. Hackers obtained customers' emails

Robinhood Markets Inc. said Monday afternoon that data from customers of its mobile trading app was accessed in a breach last week, and shares declined in...

Robinhood Markets Inc said on Monday a third party had obtained access to the email addresses of about five million of its customers.

Robinhood today said in a blog post that it suffered a data breach in which a hacker stole 5 million customer emails.

Names, email addresses and in some cases, the DOBs and zip codes, of Robinhood customers were exposed.

The trading platform said Monday that a social engineering scheme had compromised millions of users' names and email addresses.

Robinhoood was hacked last week by someone who socially engineered a customer service representative to gain access to the email addresses of more than 5 million customers, the full names of 2 million other customers, and other data from a much smaller group of customers, the company said in a blog ...