最新报道:Trezor issued a security alert after attackers exploited its online support form to send phishing emails impersonating legitimate customer service responses. The scam emails, triggered by abusing Trezor's auto-reply system, urged users to share wallet backups—a practice the company explicitly warns against. Trezor confirmed no breach of its systems occurred, though attackers likely obtained email addresses from prior leaks. The hardware wallet provider stated it has contained the issue and is investigating preventative measures, emphasizing that security remains an ongoing priority. This follows a 2022 Mailchimp breach that similarly enabled phishing attempts against Trezor users. Competitors like Ledger and MetaMask have also faced persistent email-based impersonation scams exploiting stolen credentials.