When hardware wallets encounter security issues, users often end up bearing the consequences.



When personal information is leaked, emphasizing "private keys and assets remain intact" is really not very convincing. Just think—when your real name, residential address, and purchase history are exposed, and these data are linked to your on-chain identity, the risk trajectory extends from the screen into the real world.

Starting from wallet data leaks, let's break down this risk chain: information leakage is the starting point, identity association is the turning point, and offline threats are the true endpoint. More importantly, most users still don't know how to respond.

This article outlines the complete risk exposure path and also provides several practical self-defense strategies.
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