SafePal

SafePal disclosed that an authorization flaw in an order-tracking plug-in exposed personal data belonging to approximately 39,798 customers. The exposed information included names, email addresses, shipping addresses, phone numbers, and purchase details. Affected customers were individually notified via email on August 16.

A flaw was found in an order-tracking plug-in belonging to the bitcoin wallet provider SafePal. This vulnerability exposed personal data, including names, addresses, and phone numbers of nearly 40,000 customers.

Data belonging to 54,000 wallet users was leaked. Owners of Trezor and SafePal crypto wallets are at high risk of phishing attempts following separate data leaks. Additionally, the report states that CLARITY odds are currently cited as just 10%.

Cryptocurrency hardware wallet provider SafePal has issued a warning regarding a data breach impacting approximately 39,798 customers. The incident occurred after a flaw was exploited to steal customer order information. Furthermore, a threat actor is reportedly claiming to be selling this stolen data.

Gate.io has frozen a user's withdrawal request and is holding their funds without explanation, despite the account being fully verified and the deadline for review having passed. The user has submitted a formal complaint to the Malta Financial Services Authority. The user warns others to be careful trading on Gate.io.

SafePal, a hardware wallet company, had a breach where customer data was exposed, but claims it's not their responsibility, citing decentralization and lack of stored data. The breach included full names, home addresses, and order details. Customers are advised not to buy SafePal products due to negligence.

A user's Gmail account was hacked, leading to a phishing scam involving Gemini and Ledger Wallet. The scammer convinced the user to transfer cryptocurrency to a SafePal 'vault,' resulting in the loss of all funds and email records.