Original sourcecryptotimes.io
Summary
Ledger confirmed that at least one device tied to the CryptoBilis case contained an unauthorized hardware implant, supporting the theory of physical supply chain tampering, in a case involving over $86 million in suspected crypto asset losses in Southeast Asia. Ledger issued urgent guidance: if pur…
Key points
- Directly affects users who bought hardware wallets through third-party channels, providing immediately actionable asset migration steps.
- Hardware wallets are seen as the last line of defense for self-custody security; if supply chain tampering is confirmed, it will shake user trust in physical devices.
- Recent Ledger buyers should check their purchase channel and consider replacing devices and seed phrases; resellers and brands need to strengthen factory verification and tamper-proof packaging.
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