Bitcoin and crypto wallet maker SafePal said Saturday that a flaw in an order-tracking plug-in gave attackers unauthorized access to the personal information of roughly 39,798 customers, the latest breach to put a hardware wallet company's users at risk of being physically targeted.
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SafePal apologized to its community and said it would post updates on its blog as its investigation continues.
