Keystone to Destroy Nearly 19,000 Wallet Devices After Security Breach
Edited by Steinar Vigdel Kolnes, Editor, Oslo
A security breach at crypto wallet maker Keystone exposed 25,964 buyer records, including some retained beyond its 180-day deletion policy.
Crypto wallet manufacturer Keystone plans to destroy nearly 19,000 devices following a security breach, according to CoinDesk.
The incident exposed records linked to 25,964 buyers. Some of that information had remained on file longer than the company's stated 180-day retention limit.
An automated deletion tool had failed without Keystone detecting the problem, leaving records stored beyond the period set out in its policy.
Source: CoinDesk
