Crypto Wallet Buyers' Personal Data Exposed in Shipping Breaches

Breaches at shipping companies used by Trezor and SafePal exposed names, home addresses, emails, and phone numbers of about 14,000 Trezor customers and an unknown number of SafePal users. The wallets themselves were not hacked. The problem: ordering a device that safely stores cryptocurrency offline leaves a shipping address linking the buyer to likely crypto holdings — a target list for criminals who use physical threats, which CertiK says rose 75% in 2025, with losses over $40 million.