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Threat IntelligenceSep 11, 2026

Trezor: 347,000 users targeted in phishing attacks after Brevo breach

Trezor customers targeted in phishing attacks after Brevo email provider breach.

Trezor has disclosed that a phishing campaign targeting 347,000 of its customers originated from a breach of its third-party email provider, Brevo. Threat actors gained access to Brevo's systems and used it to send fake security alert emails to Trezor customers, tricking 2,500 into clicking malicious links and downloading a fake app. Trezor has since suspended the Brevo account and taken down the phishing domain.

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The Trezor incident illustrates how a breach at a third-party vendor can cascade into a direct attack on end customers, even when the primary organization has strong security practices. Threat actors compromised Brevo, Trezor's email service provider, and weaponized that trusted channel to deliver convincing phishing emails that bypassed user skepticism. Over 2,500 users clicked malicious links and downloaded a fake app, demonstrating that trusted sender reputation dramatically increases phishing success rates. This matters because cryptocurrency users are high-value targets, and any compromise of recovery phrases or credentials can result in irreversible financial loss. Organizations must treat their third-party vendors as extensions of their own attack surface.

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Trezor (vendor)Brevo (vendor)ShinyHunters (threat_actor)Metabase (product)