Data Breach Exposes Over 13,000 Trezor Wallet User Data. Should You Worry?

Trezor confirmed Thursday that a breach at one of its shipping partners exposed personal data on 13,689 customers. Names, home addresses, phone numbers and email addresses were taken. No crypto moved.

Trezor says its own systems, its devices and customer wallet backups were never touched. The damage sits with an outside vendor. What the Trezor Data Breach Exposed ShipMonk stores and ships Trezor orders.

On August 10, it told Trezor that an intruder had reached systems holding customer records. The exposure splits in two. Some 11,742 buyers lost everything, meaning name, email, phone number and full shipping address. Another 1,947 lost only a name, city and email.

We have some difficult news to share. Unfortunately, one of our shipping providers has experienced a data breach that exposed sensitive order data.