Trezor Data Breach Affects 67,000 Additional Users

Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor is facing a growing security headache after a data breach expanded to include another 67,000 customers. The incident stems from a third party support platform that held onto user data far longer than the company policy permitted.

Investigations show that some of the exposed records date back to 2019. This contradicts the company internal rules, which state that partner support services should only retain user data for a 90 day window. The breach involved contact details rather than private keys or wallet security phrases, meaning user funds remain safe.

This incident serves as a sharp reminder for crypto holders to be extra cautious regarding emails and messages. Users should watch for potential phishing attempts, as bad actors often use leaked contact lists to pose as support staff. Always verify communication through official channels rather than clicking suspicious links.