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Ledger Halts Asia Sales After Supply-Chain Attack Compromises Wallets

Trezor is stepping up its game to protect users, implementing a stricter legal framework and tighter checks on device sourcing, storage, and handling. Ledger, meanwhile, is warning users to be vigilant after discovering that devices sold by a Southeast Asian reseller had been compromised, allowing thieves to steal cryptocurrency recovery phrases.

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Trezor Phishing Attacks Target 347,000 Users After Brevo Breach

Phishing attacks have hit 347,000 Trezor users after a security breach at Brevo, the marketing platform used by Trezor for its newsletter campaigns, exposed sensitive email addresses. Trezor quickly sprang into action, suspending its Brevo account and taking down the malicious domain within 20 minutes to limit the damage.

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Trezor Users Targeted in Phishing Attacks After Email Breach

Beware of a phishing scam targeting Trezor users: a fake "Critical Security Alert" email is circulating, claiming to be from Trezor but is actually an attempt to steal your info. Don't click on any links - Trezor has confirmed it's a scam and is investigating.

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Trezor Breach Widens to 81,000 Customers

A data breach at Trezor has just gotten much worse, with 81,000 customers now confirmed to be affected, having their personal details including names, emails, and addresses exposed. This significant increase from the initial report puts even more users at risk of phishing scams and other malicious activities.

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Trezor Breach Expands to 81,000 Customers After Data Leak

Trezor warned that nearly 81,000 customers are at risk of phishing scams after a data breach exposed sensitive information that could be used for fake emails, calls, or letters. If you're one of them, be on high alert for suspicious contact attempts!

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Trezor Breach Exposes 67,000 US Customers' Data

A data breach at Trezor's shipping provider has compromised the personal info of 67,000 US customers, including names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and order numbers. The breach, linked to a zero-day SQL injection vulnerability, has raised concerns about customer data security, but Trezor assures that its hardware wallets remain secure.

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Trezor Breach Exposes 13,000 Customers' Personal Data

A security breach at Trezor's logistics partner has compromised the personal data of over 13,000 customers, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, and shipping addresses, with the exposure window potentially stretching back 90 days. Trezor has confirmed the breach, which affects customers in several countries who ordered products between May and August.

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Trezor Breach Exposes 14,000 Customer Records

Trezor revealed that its shipping partner, ShipMonk, suffered a security breach, exposing a whopping 14,000 customer records, and fortunately confirmed that its own systems and devices remain secure. The breach, which occurred between May 10 and August 8, 2026, was discovered on August 10, 2026.

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OkoBot Malware Targets Hardware Wallets with Seed Phrase Phishing

Beware of OkoBot malware, a sneaky threat that's been targeting hardware wallet users since April 2025, tricking hundreds of victims in over 25 countries into divulging their seed phrases through clever phishing tactics. This malicious software can even infiltrate legitimate wallet apps like Ledger and Trezor, replacing their interfaces with fake recovery pages.

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