Trezor Warns Users of Phishing Attack via Spoofed Emails

Written byCoin World
Tuesday, Jun 24, 2025 2:31 am ET1min read

Trezor, a leading hardware wallet provider, has issued a critical alert to its users regarding a sophisticated phishing attack. Hackers exploited Trezor’s contact form to send convincing phishing emails that appeared to originate from the company’s official customer support. These emails urged recipients to share their wallet backups, a move that could have resulted in significant financial losses for the victims.

The company clarified that there was no technical breach of their systems. Instead, the hackers sent messages to the support team while spoofing addresses of users whose information had been previously leaked through other sources, such as Mailchimp. This triggered an automatic response from Trezor’s system, making the phishing emails seem legitimate. Trezor has since secured the affected

and is actively working on solutions to prevent future hijacking attempts.

This incident is not an isolated case in the cryptocurrency world. Previous similar attacks have targeted other major players, including Ledger, MetaMask, and Trust Wallet. These attacks highlight the growing threat of social engineering in the crypto space. Unlike traditional hacking methods, social engineering exploits users’ trust and psychological vulnerabilities, often playing on panic and urgency to manipulate victims into sharing sensitive information.

The real danger here lies in the psychological manipulation rather than a technical flaw. Once users provide their wallet backups, fraudsters gain full access to their crypto funds. This underscores the importance of education,

, and offline data protection as the best defenses against such scams. Users must remain cautious, even when everything seems secure, as social engineering has become one of the most potent weapons against crypto investors.

Trezor’s warning serves as a reminder that even without a direct technical breach, scammers are adapting their methods to exploit vulnerabilities in user trust and system responses. The company’s proactive measures to secure its systems and educate users are crucial steps in mitigating the risks associated with such attacks. As the cryptocurrency landscape continues to evolve, so too must the strategies to protect users from increasingly sophisticated threats.

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