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OneKey caps customer data at 30 days after Keystone’s deletion promise fails

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OneKey’s founder Yishi Wang has committed to deleting customer data within 30 days following an admission of failure from rival hardware wallet maker Keystone regarding its 180-day deletion system after a breach that exposed nearly 26,000 buyer records. Keystone’s help center noted that the final deletion of user records is handled by Shopify. That disclosure exposes a security flaw at the level of Shopify stores and logistics firms, beyond wallet makers like OneKey and Keystone’s control, despite the former’s 30-day pledge Why OneKey is cutting its data retention window OneKey’s Yishi Wang confirmed on Tuesday that the hardware wallet maker is auditing its own security system after recent breaches and supply chain attacks exposed security flaws in the sector it operates in.

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