TREZOR BREACH NOW AFFECTS 81,000 CUSTOMERS

Trezor disclosed the expanded breach scope following investigation into the ShipMonk incident. The compromised data includes customer names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses—information collected during product shipments. The breach exposes customers to potential phishing attacks and social engineering attempts targeting cryptocurrency holders. Trezor has not reported evidence of wallet credentials or private keys being compromised. ShipMonk, which handles logistics for multiple e-commerce clients, confirmed the August breach involved unauthorized access to customer information. Trezor recommends affected customers remain vigilant against phishing emails and verify communications directly with the company. Trezor users should enable multi-factor authentication on accounts and remain cautious of unsolicited contact requesting sensitive information. The company continues working with law enforcement and cybersecurity firms investigating the incident.