Ledger, a leading hardware wallet provider, confirmed a data breach involving its third-party payment processor, Global-e, exposing customer names and contact details. While private keys and wallet funds remain secure, the breach has led to a surge in phishing attempts, with fraudsters impersonating Ledger and Global-e support to extract sensitive information from users. Security experts highlight the increased risk for those affected by the leak, noting that even individuals not directly impacted can become targets of phishing and social engineering attacks. Users are advised to remain vigilant, verify the authenticity of communications, and never share recovery phrases. Experts emphasize the importance of privacy and caution against panic-driven actions, which could expose users to further risks.