Bitcoin Magazine Trezor Breach Worse Than Reported: Another 67,000 US Customers Exposed Trezor said that its third party shipping partner, ShipMonk, had not erased customer data. This post Trezor Breach Worse Than Reported: Another 67,000 US Customers Exposed first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .
The data leak highlights vulnerabilities in third-party partnerships, increasing risks of social engineering and necessitating enhanced security measures.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team4 Sept
The Trezor data breach has expanded after ShipMonk discovered that older customer records remained stored despite previous deletion assurances.
AMBCrypto•Adewale Olarinde4 Sept
Crypto hardware wallet Trezor says it's "terribly sorry" after discovering its data deletion policy wasn't enforced by its shipping partner.
Protos•Jacob Lyon4 Sept
Another day, another security alert. Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor says a breach involving shipping partner Shipmonk exposed the personal information of roughly 67,000 additional U.S. customers after records that Trezor says should have been deleted instead remained tucked away in the vendor’s systems. The newly identified records cover U.S. orders placed between November 2019 and […]
Bitcoin.com News•Jamie Redman4 Sept
The newly identified records date from 2019 to 2021 and include names, emails, phone numbers, shipping addresses, and order numbers.
The Block•James Hunt4 Sept
Some records exposed in the breach date to 2019, years beyond the 90-day retention Trezor said its partners had agreed to.
The breach highlights the critical need for stringent data management and verification practices to prevent increased risks of cyber threats.
CryptoBriefing•Vivian Nguyen4 Sept
Trezor said an additional 67,000 US users were affected by its shipping provider’s data breach, opening the path to potential phishing attacks and social engineering scams.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Zoltan Vardai4 Sept
The data breach that affected Trezor customers is substantially larger than what was originally claimed.
The rise in phishing and AI threats underscores the urgent need for enhanced security measures and user education in the crypto space.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team30 Aug
The Coldcard crisis has also tested hardware wallet manufacturers’ abilities to deal with sharply increased sales, as instead of giving up on self-custody, many Bitcoiners rushed to new devices while wallet teams prepared for the new AI-powered (in)security reality. Of the 13 hardware wallet manufacturers Bitcoin.com News contacted for comment, Trezor, Bitbox, and Onekey confirmed […]
Bitcoin.com News•Linas Kmieliauskas26 Aug
Owners of Trezor and SafePal crypto wallets at high risk of phishing attempts after data leaks, CLARITY odds at 10% despite White House meeting next week.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Andrew Fenton16 Aug
SafePal data breach exposed home addresses of nearly 40,000 customers, days after Trezor leaked 13,689 records.
BeInCrypto•Lockridge Okoth16 Aug
Security expert Nick Neuman warned that leaked home addresses could enable criminals to more easily target people for wrench attacks.
A shipping-provider breach revealed customer identities and delivery locations, creating targeted phishing and physical-security risks.
CryptoSlate•Oluwapelumi Adejumo14 Aug
CoinDesk•Olivier Acuna13 Aug
Bitcoin Magazine Data Breach at Trezor Leaks Info on Nearly 14,000 Bitcoin Wallet Users The data breach exposes names and emails from 13,689 customers who bought the popular Bitcoin wallet in recent months. This post Data Breach at Trezor Leaks Info on Nearly 14,000 Bitcoin Wallet Users first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .
Trezor disclosed today that a data breach at ShipMonk, the logistics partner that stores its products and ships orders to customers, exposed order data belonging to 13,689 buyers across seven countries.
The breach at Trezor partner ShipMonk impacted users who ordered a Trezor product between May 10 and August 8 this year.
Protos•Jacob Lyon13 Aug