Trezor Says the ShipMonk Data Breach Actually Affected About 67,000 More US Customers Than Originally Reported

BitcoinWorld Trezor Says the ShipMonk Data Breach Actually Affected About 67,000 More US Customers Than Originally Reported Trezor, the company known for making hardware crypto wallets, has increased its estimate of how many customers were affected by a data breach at its shipping partner ShipMonk.

In an update posted on 4 September, following up on an earlier notice from August, Trezor said it learned on 2 September that the breach also included order data from an older ShipMonk contract that ran from November 2019 through August 2021.

According to Trezor, that older batch of records affects roughly 67,000 additional customers in the United States. The information exposed for these customers includes full name, email address, phone number, shipping address, and order number.

Trezor said that throughout its working relationship with ShipMonk, it had specifically asked the company to delete this kind of data, and had even received written confirmation stating that the data had been deleted, in line with the terms of their contract and data policy agreements.