What Information Was Exposed—and What Was Not

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Reports indicate that some Ledger customers had personal details such as names and contact information exposed in the Global-e incident. Ledger stressed that no payment information, passwords, bank details, or account credentials were compromised, and that Global-e does not store highly sensitive personal data like government IDs or dates of birth.

Crucially, Ledger reiterated that the breach had no impact on users’ crypto holdings. As a self-custodial wallet provider, Ledger does not have access to private keys or seed phrases, and neither does Global-e—meaning attackers could not access funds or blockchain balances through this incident.

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scammers are def gonna try to milk this with fake ledger emails now