Multiple crypto companies warn customers of phishing emails after alleged provider breach
Attackers compromised 120 Brevo email accounts and sent convincing phishing emails to Trezor, BitBox, and CoinTracking newsletter subscribers.
Trezor, BitBox, and CoinTracking confirmed that phishing emails were sent to newsletter subscribers after a compromise of their shared email provider, which CoinTracking identified as Brevo. Brevo said an attacker accessed 120 customer accounts and used them to send phishing emails from legitimate company domains, including fake security alerts like 'Critical Security Alert: STM32 Entropy Vulnerability' and 'Data Breach Notice: Please refresh API Keys.' Trezor had already suffered a separate breach exposing details of 81,000 customers, and CertiK reports physical wrench attacks on crypto holders rose 33 percent year-over-year with $124 million in losses in 2026.
- Brevo confirmed attacker access to 120 customer accounts used to send phishing emails.
- Phishing emails came from legitimate company domains urging API-key and security actions.
- Trezor took down the phishing domain and warned customers not to click links.
- CertiK: wrench attacks up 33 percent year-over-year with $124 million lost in 2026.
- Victims
- TrezorBitBoxCoinTracking
- Organizations
- BrevoTrezorBitBoxCoinTrackingCertiK
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3 min read at therecord.mediaSubscribers to newsletters from Trezor, CoinTracking and BitBox received corrupted messages through an email provider that all three companies use.
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