Keystone to Destroy 18,835 Hardware Wallets After Device Verification Key Theft

An attacker accessed Keystone's website and obtained the key used by its hardware wallets to prove that they are genuine. The key could be used to create counterfeit devices that pass the online verification check. Keystone said the incident did not involve owners' recovery phrases or wallet private keys, and it has not reported counterfeit devices or thefts.