Ledger’s Data Breach Affects Customer Information Security

ZachXBT revealed Global-e’s breach affected Ledger customers’ names and contacts, with Ledger’s systems secure, highlighting ongoing data privacy concerns in cryptocurrency transactions.

The incident underscores the persistent vulnerability in crypto-related services and reinforces fintech’s need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect user data and assets.

ZachXBT Highlights Data Breach at Global-e Impacting Ledger

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT shed light on a breach involving third-party processor Global-e, which affected some Ledger customers’ data. Key information such as wallet recovery phrases and private keys remained untouched. Ledger confirmed its internal systems were not breached.

Immediate changes focus on user vigilance as Ledger urges customers to be cautious against possible phishing attempts. According to Ledger, previous breaches were echoed, albeit with no impact on wallets or crypto assets.

Market reactions center on user awareness after Ledger’s statement. ZachXBT’s social media notifications brought attention to the breach, reminding users of the importance of transaction verification and security diligence.

Past Breaches and Current Market Movements Raise Concerns

Did you know? In 2020, over 270,000 Ledger customers faced privacy impacts from a similar breach, heightening community vigilance against phishing scams.

Ethereum’s current trading situation reflects significant challenges. As of January 23, 2026, ETH traded at $2,929.20 with a market cap of $353.54 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. Price fluctuations included a drop by 11.59% over the last week and an overall decline of 25.83% in 90 days.

The Coincu research team highlights potential increases in regulatory scrutiny over data handling in the crypto sector. Key factors include past historical trends and the potential effects on customer trust and future technological advancements.