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The personal details of nearly 14,000 crypto holders have been exposed in a data breach affecting what is meant to be the most secure way to hold keys that give access to digital tokens, potentially putting them at risk of criminal attack.
Trezor, which sells hardware crypto wallets, said on Thursday that a data breach at one of its shipping providers had resulted in the names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of 11,742 buyers of the secure devices being exposed, while a further 1,947 customers’ names, domicile cities and emails had been hacked.
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Nearly 14,000 crypto holders face security risk after data breach
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