Trezor Warns Nearly 14,000 Customers After ShipMonk Data Breach

Trezor makes hardware wallets designed to keep cryptocurrency private keys offline, while outside providers such as ShipMonk handle fulfillment and delivery. The incident underscores a different risk in crypto security: even when wallets are not compromised, leaked identities and shipping details can help criminals craft targeted phishing campaigns, impersonate customer support or identify holders for potential physical threats.

Trezor said a breach at ShipMonk exposed personal information belonging to nearly 14,000 customers, including some delivery addresses. The company said users’ hardware wallets, private keys and funds were not affected, and it has warned those involved to remain alert for targeted scams. Trezor had not disclosed the precise date of the incident or reported evidence that the exposed information had been misused at the time of the reports.