Trezor Data Breach Hits 67,000 More US Users

Trezor confirmed that another 67,000 users in the United States have been impacted by a data breach. The incident originated at a shipping provider used by the hardware wallet company. This exposure includes contact information that could put owners at risk.

Criminals often use stolen contact details to craft targeted phishing campaigns or social engineering scams. If you use a Trezor device, expect that bad actors might send fake emails or messages claiming your wallet is compromised. They usually try to trick you into revealing your recovery seed or visiting a malicious website.

Security experts recommend staying alert and never sharing your recovery phrase with anyone. Check your email for suspicious links and be wary of any unexpected contact from people claiming to be support staff. Trezor is currently working to address the fallout from this partner failure.

Keep a close eye on your accounts for any unusual activity. The hardware itself remains secure, but the personal data tied to your purchase history is now in the hands of unknown parties. Stay cautious until this situation is fully resolved.