Ledger tells CryptoBilis buyers to stop using tampered wallets after $86 million to $93 million drain
The incident underscores the critical need for stringent supply chain security and robust anti-tampering measures in crypto hardware distribution. The post Ledger tells CryptoBilis buyers to stop using tampered wallets after $86 million to $93 million drain appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Ledger has warned customers who bought hardware wallets through reseller CryptoBilis to stop using the devices after tampered units were linked to a drain of $86 million to $93 million in crypto. The compromise points to a supply-chain attack in hardware distribution rather than a flaw in Ledger's own firmware. Traders should treat this as a security and confidence shock for self-custody users, and anyone who bought a Ledger via CryptoBilis should move funds to a known-good wallet immediately.
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