The Revolut leak is not a random dump, and the attackers were happy to explain why.
A hacked email account on a real Italian government domain, a fake law enforcement request, and Revolut's Lithuanian bank handed over identity documents, KYC selfies, bank statements and transaction histories for at least 680 customers.
Then they ran blockchain analysis and picked the accounts with significant crypto holdings.
6,000 XMR demanded, roughly three million dollars, inside twenty four hours. The deadline passed on 17 September and samples are already circulating on Telegram.
You cannot warn anybody, because nobody gets told they are on the list.

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