Keystone to destroy 18,835 hardware wallets after authentication key breach
By Rony Roy
Hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone has confirmed that hackers stole a device authentication key and exposed personal information belonging to 25,964 customers, forcing the company to destroy 18,835 devices and suspend shipments. According to the company’s October 26 security announcement, attackers…
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