Keystone Halts Web Orders, Will Junk 18,835 Wallets in Stock Over Stolen Authenticity Key
By Unchained
AI summary of the source article
Keystone will destroy 18,835 hardware wallets in stock and freeze website order shipments after an intruder obtained its WebAuth authenticity key. The breach also exposed personal details from tens of thousands of customer records.
Why it matters
Keystone stated that anyone holding a copy of the key "could make counterfeit devices the company’s own verification page would vouch for, which Keystone said could end in stolen funds."
Key facts
- Keystone will destroy 18,835 inventory devices after an intruder obtained its manufacturing WebAuth authenticity key.
- The breach touched 51,083 buyer records and 12,873 unpaid checkout records on Keystone's Shopify store, exposing personal details.
- Factory production is moving to a fresh key, with unfulfilled website shipments frozen and new units sold only as preorders.
Source excerpt · Unchained
The wallet maker also said 25,964 buyer records exposed in the breach still held names and addresses, some beyond its 180-day retention limit. The post Keystone Halts Web Orders, Will Junk 18,835 Wallets in Stock Over Stolen Authenticity Key appeared first on Unchained .