Crypto Hardware Wallets

Six hardware-wallet brands have now faced customer-data breaches this year Here’s the timeline and what happened: • Jan 5 - Ledger: Global-e breach exposed customer names, contact details, shipping addresses and order information. • Jul 30 - Coldcard: Seed-generation flaw disclosed. Weak randomness enabled private-key reconstruction and thefts later estimated at ~$116M. • Aug 13 - Trezor: ShipMonk breach exposed customer details. A Sept 4 update expanded the affected total to 80,689 customers. • Aug 16 - SafePal: Order-tracking flaw exposed names, addresses, contact details and purchase information for ~39,798 customers. • Sept 10 - Trezor: Separate Brevo breach disclosed. A Sept 17 update confirmed 347,149 marketing email contacts were exported. • Sept 24 - BitBox: Disclosed a Sept 10 Brevo breach. Attackers downloaded subscriber emails and sent phishing campaigns. • Oct 10 - Ledger: Confirmed a hardware implant in an affected reseller device. Tampered units captured recovery phrases during setup, enabling wallet drains. • Oct 24 - Keystone: Website breach reported, exposing customer addresses and order details. The company says private keys and recovery phrases were not exposed.. Always remember, Stay SAFU