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Trezor Alerts Users After Breach of Third-Party Email Provider
Attackers sent fraudulent security warnings claiming a hardware vulnerability compromised recovery phrases on Trezor devices.
Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor reported that unauthorized actors compromised its third-party email service to circulate phishing messages disguised as critical security notices.
The fraudulent messages, titled "Critical Security Alert: STM32 Entropy Vulnerability," claimed that an STM32 hardware flaw compromised recovery phrases on certain Trezor models. Trezor warned users on social media platform X that the communication was fake and instructed recipients not to open any links.
According to security researchers cited in the report, comparable phishing emails sent to BitBox customers suggest that third-party email providers for hardware wallet manufacturers may have experienced a wider security compromise.
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