The personal information of over 270,000 Ledger customers has reportedly been leaked onto a hacking marketplace where users buy, sell, and share hacked information.

According to The Block, the data was leaked in a database that contains emails, physical addresses, and the phone numbers of Ledger hardware wallet buyers. The leak reportedly comes after the firm suffered a breach in June, in which the emails of over 1 million customers were stolen.

Back in June, Ledger noted that 9,500 customers had their personal information breached, but the database dump shows the extent of the leak was far larger. A Ledger spokesperson said the firm anticipated the leak could have been larger than found in its review of the incident.

In a tweet, Ledger added that “early signs” show the database is from its June hack

Source: https://www.cryptocompare.com/email-updates/daily/2020/dec/21/