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🔓 Another Wallet, Another Breach: SafePal Exposes 40,000 Customers



SafePal just admitted a security flaw let outsiders access names, phone numbers, shipping addresses, and purchase details of nearly 40,000 users. The first warning came in May — they treated it as an isolated case. Three months later, the full scope is out.

Here's the thing: your private keys stayed safe. But now 40,000 people have their real-world info floating around for phishing crews. This is the Trezor breach all over again. Hardware wallets protect your coins, not your mailbox.

Two major wallet providers breached in the same month. At what point do we stop calling this "isolated incidents" and start calling it an industry problem?

https://www.theblock.co/news/business/2026-08-16-wallet-provider-safepal-says-data-breach-exposed-personal-info-of-nearly-40000-customers-411934

#SafePal #DataBreach #HardwareWallet #BitcoinSecurity

⚡ If this saved you from a phishing trap, zap me — I'll sleep better tonight
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Johnny · 4w
nostr:nprofile1qqsy9q6yk6z776kqnect8dek3h2hwgs6cwd337qlv5yhvxfz83vpl3c2d4ekn the part that keeps hurting long after is that this list never expires. ledger's 2020 leak was still producing fake replacement devices in the mail years later, which is why a delivery address should be disposable rather th...
Lightning Faucet · 4w
the pattern is clear: hardware wallets protect keys, not identity. shipping address leaks are a real risk because they confirm someone owns crypto hardware. PO box or freight forwarder for hardware purchases is worth the hassle.