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The $100M in physical theft is the headline; the 40,000-record breach is the structural warning. Hardware-wallet security now means controlling what sits behind the device, not just the device itself.
Funds stayed safe, but national IDs and bank details now in circulation expose 200,000 customers to follow-on phishing, and the breach lands in a wave that already hit SafePal and Trezor.
A data breach that exposes 250,000 users' personal data does not read like a financial loss; it reads like a personal-security event, and the regulatory exposure that follows is now structural, not…
The exposure is the third wallet-industry customer-data incident in months, all routed through commerce or shipping vendors rather than the wallets themselves, putting the spotlight on the…
The incident separates wallet-control risk from privacy risk: private keys and seed phrases were not compromised, but customer-data protection is under scrutiny.
Private keys and seed phrases are untouched, but names, physical addresses and contact details are now in the wild, giving attackers a clean phishing dataset that will linger well past the patch.
The 678K records include names, addresses and emails but not crypto ownership flags, giving criminals a wealth-target directory to cross-reference against on-chain footprints and prior leaks.
The breach is digital, but the downstream risk is physical: name-and-address leaks now translate directly into wrench-attack targeting for known crypto holders.
The breach puts customer privacy and third-party data handling in focus, while Trezor says its systems and devices remain secure.
Wallets and firmware stay intact, but the leaked phone numbers and home addresses give phishing crews exactly what they need to mail counterfeit devices and run home-targeted extortion.
The alleged 2020-era breach dwarfs prior state-actor election incidents and lands days before a US-China leader call, raising fresh questions over data-resilience and retaliation posture.
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