Hardware wallet provider Trezor has acknowledged that its third-party email provider was compromised, leading to a series of malicious emails sent to users in the last 12 hours.
The deceptive emails, appearing to be from “noreply@trezor.io,” prompt recipients to upgrade their “network” or risk losing their funds. The message includes a harmful link redirecting users to a webpage requesting their seed phrase.
Trezor Issues Warning on Malicious Emails
In its latest update on X, Trezor revealed that it promptly deactivated the malicious link and contained the potential threat. While the link itself is harmless as admitted by the company, user funds remain secure unless the recovery seed was entered.
Trezor advised affected users to swiftly transfer their funds to a new wallet for added security.
“The unauthorized email impersonating Trezor using our domain addressed subscribers to our newsletter. If you have not disclosed your 12 or 24-word recovery seed through any online form,
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