Are hardware wallets really secure? Your personal information has already been leaked!
Trezor users, this time it’s not the wallet that was compromised—it’s your personal information that was leaked by a third-party logistics provider, ShipMonk. About 13,689 users’ names, email addresses, phone numbers, and shipping addresses have been exposed. Although your private keys remain safe, the leakage of real identity information is still deeply concerning.
This incident shows that even though Trezor’s selling point is keeping private keys offline, users’ privacy is still at risk due to security vulnerabilities at partner companies. For attackers, obtaining users’ real identity information may be more attractive than directly breaking into the hardware.
How much do you think such an information leak affects crypto users’ confidence?
#加密货币 #Regulatory Updates
Trezor users, this time it’s not the wallet that was compromised—it’s your personal information that was leaked by a third-party logistics provider, ShipMonk. About 13,689 users’ names, email addresses, phone numbers, and shipping addresses have been exposed. Although your private keys remain safe, the leakage of real identity information is still deeply concerning.
This incident shows that even though Trezor’s selling point is keeping private keys offline, users’ privacy is still at risk due to security vulnerabilities at partner companies. For attackers, obtaining users’ real identity information may be more attractive than directly breaking into the hardware.
How much do you think such an information leak affects crypto users’ confidence?
#加密货币 #Regulatory Updates