Keystone says website breach exposed customer addresses and order data
The wallet maker says it found unauthorized access on October 20th, 2026, and confirmed the Shopify-linked data exposure three days later.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: X
Why it matters
Customer records can give scammers details for targeted impersonation even when a wallet's keys remain untouched. The breach puts Keystone's ecommerce data controls alongside the security claims it makes about its product.
Keystone, the hardware-wallet maker led by founder and CEO Lixin Liu (@BitcoinLixin), said a third party accessed its official website and obtained customer shipping information. In a post on X published October 24th, 2026, Keystone said it detected unauthorized access on October 20th and confirmed the data exposure on October 23rd after checking API activity with Shopify.…
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