Keystone says stolen authentication key could let fake wallets pass as genuine
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Hardware wallet maker Keystone said attackers who breached its website last week also stole a key used to verify device authenticity, beyond an initial customer-data leak. In a Monday statement it warned counterfeit wallets could pass its checks and put buyers at risk of asset theft; the attacker exploited a vulnerability in a third-party monitoring tool on the site.
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