⚠️DATA: Shipping addresses of nearly 120,000 crypto hardware wallet buyers have been exposed in 2026. Keystone just became the FOURTH wallet maker hit by a customer data breach this year. Your keys stay offline with a hardware wallet. Your name and address are held by whoever sold and shipped it. Ledger in January, with names, addresses and orders exposed through its e-commerce partner Global-e Trezor in August, with nearly 80,000 customers' addresses exposed through its shipping partner SafePal in August, with 39,798 customers' addresses exposed through an order-tracking plug-in Trezor again in September, when fake security alerts went to about 347,000 newsletter subscribers Keystone this week, with names, addresses and orders exposed Ledger and Keystone haven't said how many customers were affected. Back in 2020, Ledger's leak put about 1 MILLION emails and 272,000 home addresses online. None of the breaches exposed recovery phrases or private keys. Did you use your real home address when you ordered yours?