BREAKING: Nearly 40,000 SafePal customers may have had their names, shipping addresses, and contact information exposed in a data breach affecting the hardware wallet company.
SafePal says the breach did NOT expose seed phrases, private keys, passwords, payment information, or customer funds. However, leaked order information could give attackers a valuable roadmap for targeted phishing, impersonation, and social engineering attacks.
The bigger concern? A hardware wallet can be secure while the systems and personal information surrounding it become the weak point.
We break down what happened, what information was exposed, what SafePal users should watch out for, and why operational security matters just as much as protecting your seed phrase.
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