Trezor Data Leak Spirals as 67,000 More US Buyers Get Exposed
Another day, another security alert. Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor says a breach involving shipping partner Shipmonk exposed the personal information of roughly 67,000 additional U.S. customers after records that Trezor says should have been deleted instead remained tucked away in the vendor’s systems. The newly identified records cover U.S. orders placed between November 2019 and […]
Key Takeaways
- Another day, another security alert.
- Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor says a breach involving shipping partner Shipmonk exposed the personal information of roughly 67,000 additional U.S.
- customers after records that Trezor says should have been deleted instead remained tucked away in the vendor’s systems.
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