Keystone, a major hardware wallet manufacturer, says the attacker who compromised its website last week didn’t stop at leaking customer data. The breach also involved theft of an authentication...
Keystone has expanded the scope of last week’s website intrusion, saying the attacker not only accessed parts of its customer database but also stole a cryptographic key used to authenticate the...
Keystone initially disclosed a leak of customer information but has since disclosed that hackers also stole a key that could allow counterfeit wallets to pass authenticity checks.
Keystone disclosed a website breach affecting 25,964 buyer records and a device authentication key, prompting shipment suspensions and inventory destruction.
Owners of old-key devices received after Oct. 20 need additional authenticity checks, even if the wallet passes Keystone's online verification.... Read the full story at The Defiant
A security researcher warned that the leaked shipping details could expose crypto holders to targeted scams and physical attacks.
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