SafePal Users Targeted by Phishing Attack, Data of 39,798 Customers Leaked

SafePal users are facing a phishing attack, with attackers using previously leaked customer data to send fake letters to some Italian users. These letters, citing firmware security issues, contain QR codes that lead to phishing websites. SafePal disclosed this data breach in August, affecting approximately 39,798 customers, with leaked information including names, addresses, and purchase details, although private keys and recovery phrases were not compromised. As of November 12, SafePal has confirmed that these letters are scams and has taken down over 30 related fraudulent websites. The company has notified affected customers and implemented preventive measures, such as limiting the data retention period to 90 days.

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