Keystone Shop Breach Exposes Wallet Buyers’ Addresses

Keystone revealed on Saturday that intruders accessed its online store and obtained customer names, shipping addresses and order details through its Shopify integration.

The company spotted the suspicious activity on 20 October and confirmed the breach by the 23rd. Recovery phrases and private keys were not touched, yet scammers now hold real customer information.

Keystone warned users to ignore calls or messages offering refunds or device replacements and stressed it would never ask for seed phrases.

A customer using the handle OG Degen had already posted about a suspicious call from someone claiming to be Montreal police before the company went public. Similar data leaks have hit Trezor and Safepal in the past.

Based on information from cryptonews.net