Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor says a breach at its shipping and logistics provider, ShipMonk, exposed personal data for nearly 14,000 of its customers. Trezor reports that some records included shipping addresses, indicating that customer information tied to order fulfillment may have been affected.
Trezor’s disclosure attributes the incident to the ShipMonk hack, describing it as a downstream exposure rather than a compromise of Trezor’s own systems. The outlets emphasize that the affected information is personal data collected by or transmitted through ShipMonk during shipping and order processing.
Both sources describe the scale of the impact as close to 14,000 customers and frame the event as a vendor-related security issue. While details about the full scope of the exposed fields beyond shipping information are not expanded in the provided excerpts, the reports consistently link the exposure to ShipMonk’s breach and Trezor’s subsequent notification to customers.
