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Keystone to destroy nearly 19,000 crypto wallet devices after security breach

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Crypto wallet maker Keystone plans to destroy almost 19,000 of its devices following a security breach. The breach exposed records of 25,964 buyers. Some of these records were retained beyond Keystone's 180-day deletion policy. The retention occurred because an automated deletion tool failed, and the company did not notice the failure.

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