I would wait for official announcements.
Comcash does not ask users for their full names, mobile phone numbers, or email addresses. Therefore, this data could have been stolen from another source or simply generated. It is clear to me that the site has been compromised, but I see no reason to trust any of the other information for now.
According to what was stated, it is a group of ten exchanges/mixers. It is not clearly stated through which service the data was collected. Comcash is part of that group
It seems like I missed the hack. Seems like the clearnet is still not yet recovered. Why not change the link in sig with the onion link for the moment? Wouldn't it be safer to since there's a possibility the hacker changed the web to do something more malicious?
It’s actually quite a strange situation. The websites are currently inaccessible, but the servers haven’t been completely shut down. I left pages open in my browser and now I see that some of the files the hacker left are still there and anyone can access them.
For example:
example of clients -> https://comcash.exchange/downloads/CCDBNAM.csv
code -> https://comcash.exchange/downloads/Comcash.tar
How NOT to Run... -> https://comcash.exchange/downloads/METODICHKA-1.pdf
Correspodence -> https://comcash.exchange/downloads/%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%B9%D0%BB%D1%8B.txt