Trezor warns 14,000 users of potential data exposure via shipping provider

Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor has notified approximately 14,000 customers that their shipping data may have been exposed through a third-party logistics provider.

The company stated that while the incident did not compromise device security, private keys, or backups, the leaked information could increase the risk of phishing attacks targeting affected users. Trezor emphasized that all hardware remains secure and that no cryptographic assets were at risk.

A spokesperson for Trezor confirmed the breach, which involved data handled by ShipMonk, a logistics partner used for order fulfillment. The exposed information included names, shipping addresses, and email addresses, though financial or payment details were not involved, according to the company.

Trezor has advised customers to monitor communications closely, avoid clicking on unsolicited links, and verify any requests for personal information. The company is also reviewing its data handling procedures with ShipMonk to prevent future incidents.

The incident highlights ongoing risks in the cryptocurrency sector, where hardware wallet providers are frequent targets for cybercriminals seeking to exploit user data for fraudulent schemes.