There have been more and more security incidents lately!
Keystone, the hardware wallet company, has officially announced a data breach:
In brief, a third party obtained customers’ shipping information, including their names, contact details, delivery addresses, and order details (including product names and prices). No bank card or bank account information, recovery phrases, private keys, or wallet passwords were involved.
Keystone warned that scammers may impersonate the company by phone, text message, email, or postal mail, and try to defraud people by offering refunds, device replacements, or help with order or address issues.
If you use this wallet, please be extra careful. Don’t casually reply to or click on unexpected text messages, emails, or similar communications—they could be phishing attempts.
#Keystone #硬件钱包 #钱包安全 #Anti-Phishing
Keystone, the hardware wallet company, has officially announced a data breach:
In brief, a third party obtained customers’ shipping information, including their names, contact details, delivery addresses, and order details (including product names and prices). No bank card or bank account information, recovery phrases, private keys, or wallet passwords were involved.
Keystone warned that scammers may impersonate the company by phone, text message, email, or postal mail, and try to defraud people by offering refunds, device replacements, or help with order or address issues.
If you use this wallet, please be extra careful. Don’t casually reply to or click on unexpected text messages, emails, or similar communications—they could be phishing attempts.
#Keystone #硬件钱包 #钱包安全 #Anti-Phishing