TREE NEWS update: Trezor’s data breach now affects 67,000 more customers, expanding the total exposed. Some records date back to 2019, beyond the 90-day retention period Trezor said its partners had agreed to. The breach underscores ongoing security concerns for the crypto hardware wallet maker.
Trezor data breach widens to 67,000 customers
The breach's expansion beyond the stated retention window suggests a systemic gap between vendor policy and partner data handling, raising questions about operational oversight in hardware wallet supply chains. This affects both current and former Trezor users whose data was retained longer than promised, potentially exposing them to phishing risks. The key issue to watch is whether Trezor can enforce stricter data lifecycle controls across its partners, as trust in physical cold-storage security depends as much on back-end practices as on device encryption.
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