Keystone Wallet Destroying 18,835 Devices After Breach Exposes Authentication Key
Keystone confirmed a website breach that exposed buyer data and a device authentication key, prompting the company to destroy nearly 19,000 unsold hardware wallets to prevent potential counterfeits. The post Keystone Wallet Destroying 18,835 Devices After Breach Exposes Authentication Key appeared first on The Daily…
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