727 FinancePANews November 6 news: Hardware wallet Keystone posted on X platform that some services of its Nexus App recently suffered a cyberattack, and some users were temporarily unable to use the app normally. The team has strengthened server security, and according to the current investigation, no user assets or personal information have been found to be affected. Keystone has released version v1.3.7 to further enhance security. The Android version is now available on Google Play, while the iOS version is still awaiting App Store review. During this period, users can use third-party wallets supported by Keystone for signing. Keystone reminds users to confirm that the developer is "Yanssie HK Limited" before installation. Previously, Keystone's official website suffered unauthorized access in October, resulting in the leakage of some users' names and shipping addresses.
Keystone: Nexus App Suffers Cyberattack, No User Assets Found Affected So Far
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