Is Your Passport Wallet Safe? What Foundation Says About the Phishing Emails

Bitcoin wallet phishing emails posing as an urgent Passport recall reached Foundation customers from the company’s own domains. The wallet maker blames compromised Cloudflare API keys, yet recipients say the messages also exposed their home addresses. Foundation builds Passport, a Bitcoin-only hardware wallet. However, its explanation covers how the emails went out, not how attackers knew who owns the devices. How Did a Fake Recall Reach Real Customers? The emails arrived on Sunday under an urgent recall banner. They claimed a supplier had modified a display module and that attackers were draining funds from affected devices. The message urged readers not to wait for a replacement. Instead, a link sent them to foundation.support, a fake site that mimicked Envoy, Foundation’s companion wallet app.

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