The team at Trezor, a company promoted by SatoshiLabs, made an alert on January 24, drawing the attention of its users to a phishing attack that would be launched, without authorization from the company, by a third party that provides them with this service.

As the hardware manufacturer points out in a message from X, users are receiving an email urging them to perform a software update through a malicious link, through which they try to take over their wallets.
To do this, the recipient of the email is asked to access the link, in addition to providing the seed with the supposed purpose of unlocking their account. This, because in order to try to get users to click on the link, people are falsely told that access to the Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron platforms is blocked.
The Trezor team claims that it has already managed to disable the malicious link within the text. Although, in any case, it asks users who have received a suspicious email with the subject line, not to fall for the deception: "Assets in the process of being updated" and with the ID noreply@trezor.io, not to click on any links or provide any information.