Trezor Warns Users of Phishing Scam Claiming 25% of Wallets Are at Risk
Hardware wallet maker Trezor is warning users about a fake security alert email sent by hackers during a third party data breach.
coinbeat.newsPopular hardware wallet maker Trezor issued an urgent warning to its community after hackers launched a phishing campaign. An email titled Critical Security Alert claimed that a flaw in device microcontrollers put twenty five percent of all hardware wallets at risk. Trezor confirmed that the message was entirely fake and urged users to avoid clicking any links inside the email.
Trezor stated that the fraudulent message originated from a breached third party provider. The company acted quickly to take down the malicious domain and started an investigation. The fake alert tried to trick users into believing their recovery phrases lacked randomness, which caused unnecessary panic across the market.
This incident follows previous security issues involving third party partners linked to Trezor. Security experts continue to remind crypto holders to remain extra cautious with their emails and official communications. Always check updates directly through official channels rather than clicking links in unexpected messages.
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