If you receive an email claiming your Passport funds are at risk, don’t click the link in it to take action. The Foundation’s official website has explicitly warned that these emails are phishing scams. Don’t click the links or share your recovery phrase.

Several reports on October 26 relayed the team’s response: the incident involved a compromised Cloudflare API key. The team has revoked the affected key and taken down the malicious domain. A detailed investigation is still underway, so don’t treat the initial statement as the full conclusion.

For hardware wallet holders, the most practical step is to leave the email behind: verify announcements through the official website address you’ve saved, and don’t use email buttons to “fix” your wallet. The urgency created by an email is no reason to hand over your recovery phrase. Even with your device in hand, keep your recovery credentials safe.

Self-custody still carries phishing and operational risks, so verify carefully.

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