Keystone Says Intruder Took Customer Names and Addresses From Its Website
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Keystone warned customers that an intruder accessed its website and took shipping information, including names, contact info, and order details. The company stated that payment data, recovery phrases, private keys, and wallet passwords were not exposed.
Key facts
- Keystone detected an intrusion on Oct. 20 and confirmed on Oct. 23 that customer shipping records had been taken.
- Exposed data includes customer names, contact details, shipping addresses, and order details, but excludes payment data, private keys, and wallet passwords.
- Keystone cut off access, patched the flaw, opened an investigation, and began notifying affected customers.
Source excerpt · Unchained
Keystone said names, addresses and order details were exposed but not payment data or recovery phrases, while its own published policies describe its 180-day shipping-data deletion in differing terms. The post Keystone Says Intruder Took Customer Names and Addresses From Its Website appeared first on Unchained .