- A phishing link was posted on the official X account of Bitcoin hardware wallet Coldcard on Sunday.
- The company said it is investigating how the post, which has since been deleted, was published despite using offline two-factor authentication and tightly restricted access since 2017.
- Coldcard advised users not to visit or interact with the link and reiterated that its only official website is coldcard.com.
- No further details about how the account was compromised have been shared, but the company promised to provide any verified updates.
Coldcard, a Bitcoin-only hardware wallet provider, reported that a phishing link appeared on its official X account on Sunday. The company said it is investigating how the post, which has since been deleted, was published despite its security measures.
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The wallet maker noted it has used offline two-factor authentication and tightly restricted account access since 2017. Consequently, the breach raises questions about how the unauthorized post was made.
Coldcard advised users not to visit or interact with the link in question. The company affirmed that its only official website is coldcard.com and promised to share any further verified updates.
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