Israel's prominent cryptocurrency broker, Bits of Gold, has disclosed a data breach impacting around 200,000 customers. The breach, attributed to unauthorized access via a third-party analytics service, exposed sensitive personal information, including names, national ID numbers, emails, phone numbers, IP addresses, and bank account details. However, the company confirmed that no funds, passwords, or private keys were compromised during the incident. The breach was announced on Sunday, and Bits of Gold stated that they acted swiftly to terminate access to the compromised data sources. The company is currently conducting a thorough investigation in collaboration with a specialized cyber incident response team. They emphasized that customer digital assets remain secure and reassured clients that the company would never request sensitive information such as passwords or private keys. This incident highlights a troubling trend within the cryptocurrency sector, as it marks the third data breach reported in just one week. Similar breaches occurred recently at SafePal and Trezor, affecting tens of thousands of users due to vulnerabilities with third-party partners. Bits of Gold, established in 2013 and holding a Financial Services Provider license, serves over 250,000 clients and maintains SOC 2 Type 2 certification, underscoring its commitment to security despite these challenges.