The incident marks the first time Trezor customers' shipping addresses were exposed.
- Trezor said nearly 14,000 customers had personal data exposed after its fulfillment partner ShipMonk suffered an unauthorized access to its systems, though its own infrastructure and wallets remain secure.
- The breach, the first in Trezor’s history to expose customer phone numbers and shipping addresses, increases the risk of phishing and other scams even though no misuse of the leaked data has yet been confirmed.
- The incident underscores a broader rise in global data breaches and follows earlier third-party leaks affecting Trezor and rival hardware wallet maker Ledger, which have led to long-running phishing and extortion campaigns.
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