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Trezor Email Provider Breached, Users Warned About Fake Security Alert

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Trezor, a well-known wallet manufacturer in the cryptocurrency space, announced that its email provider has been breached. This breach has led to a fake security alert being sent to users of Trezor wallets, warning them of potential phishing attacks and other security threats. The company has since confirmed that this alert was not legitimate.

The breach is believed to have occurred through an external email service used by Trezor, which was compromised by attackers. As a result, fake emails were sent to users with the intention of spreading malware or stealing sensitive information. It's unclear at this time how many users were affected, but Trezor has assured its customers that it is taking steps to prevent such incidents in the future.

Trezor has advised its users to remain vigilant and take precautions to protect their wallets from potential threats. The company has also offered support to those who may have fallen victim to the phishing attack, promising to help them regain control of their funds.

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