‘Hardware wallets are dead’ – Why Keystone’s security fix cannot end risks from leaked shipping data

Keystone is in the news over users’ shipping data breach, further raising concerns about crypto wallets. In an X post over the weekend, the Hong Kong-based hardware wallet provider issued an apology for the breach. We owe you an apology. You trusted us with those details, and we're sorry we didn't keep them safe. The firm noted that it detected unauthorized access to its systems earlier in the week. Upon further investigation, it established that a third party obtained customer shipping information. The affected personal data include names, contact details, shipping addresses, and order details such as items and prices. Although Keystone clarified that they had fixed the vulnerability and that payment and wallet access details were exposed, the number of affected users was not disclosed.

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