⚠️ Trezor warns of Phishing Scam after hackers exploit website contact form to impersonate support
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Promote with Leviathan NewsTrezor, the hardware crypto wallet maker, has warned users about a new phishing campaign in which attackers abused the company’s website contact form to distribute scam emails that looked like legitimate support replies. According to Trezor, attackers submitted fake support requests using victims’ email addresses, then relied on the automated or manual reply flow so that messages were delivered from official trezor.io infrastructure, giving the phishing emails an appearance of authenticity. The scam emails attempt to trick users into interacting with malicious links or instructions under the guise of account security or support assistance, with the ultimate goal of stealing wallet recovery data or other sensitive information. Trezor has stated that there is no evidence of an email database breach and that the core systems and wallets remain unaffected; instead, the attack exploits how the public contact form can be misused, not a compromise of internal infrastructure. The company is reinforcing long-standing guidance that users should never share their recovery seed, wallet backup, PIN, or passphrase with anyone, and that any unsolicited request to “verify” or “restore” a wallet or backup—whether via email, website, app, or phone—is always a scam. Users are being urged to verify that messages come from official trezor.io domains, avoid clicking suspicious links, and report any phishing attempts through Trezor’s official support channels so that malicious domains and campaigns can be taken down.
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