Trezor

A major blockchain exploit showed how stolen onchain funds can sometimes be traced and returned. The deeper risk for crypto users is identity data that cannot be rotated once exposed.

Bits of Gold said hackers accessed personal information tied to about 200,000 customers through a breach at an outside data analytics provider. The Israel based crypto broker said funds, digital assets, passwords, private keys, CVV codes and scanned identity documents were not exposed.

Trezor says nearly 14,000 customers had personal information exposed after unauthorized access at fulfillment partner ShipMonk. The hardware wallet maker says its own systems and devices remain secure, but affected users face elevated phishing risks.