
Trezor breach exposure estimate rises sixfold after shipping logs surface
CryptoSlate reports that the estimated number of customers exposed in a Trezor breach rose sixfold after supposedly deleted shipping logs were found. The larger disclosure implies roughly 80,689 affected customers, though overlap remains unverified.

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