Hardware wallet makers SafePal and Trezor exposed personal data from 53,487 customers combined. SafePal leaked 39,798 records including names, emails, phone numbers, and shipping addresses due to a flaw in its order tracking plugin, open for over 13 months. Trezor lost 13,689 files through its compromised logistics partner ShipMonk. No crypto was stolen directly, but home addresses linked to wallet purchases suggest victims hold self-custody assets, exposing them to identity theft and targeted home delivery risks.
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