Keystone Customer Addresses, Purchase History and Device Verification Keys Leaked
Hardware wallet maker Keystone was hacked, leaking buyers' home addresses and purchase histories. The attacker also stole device verification keys. Keystone decided to scrap 18,835 hardware wallets.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- Keystone
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Leak of customer addresses, purchase histories and device verification keys; 18,835 hardware wallets to be scrapped
- Cause / method
- Theft of customer data and device verification keys through a hack
- Location
- Hong Kong SAR China
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Exposed dataAddressUsage & purchase history
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Timeline
- It became known that the Keystone hack exposed buyers' home addresses.
- Keystone disclosed the leak of customer addresses and purchase histories.
- Following the theft of device verification keys, Keystone decided to scrap 18,835 hardware wallets.
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