The Phishing Email Really Came From Trezor. That Was the Problem.
The sender was legitimate. The message was not. A Brevo compromise let an attacker use Trezor's newsletter channel to distribute a wallet-backup phishing lure.
Brevo
The sender was legitimate. The message was not. A Brevo compromise let an attacker use Trezor's newsletter channel to distribute a wallet-backup phishing lure.
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