
Ledger reveals details of months-long supply-chain attack on wallets
- —Attackers bought and opened genuine Ledger devices, implanting hardware to capture seed phrases
- —Third-party distribution channels in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong were affected
- —Ledger ordered resellers to pause sales and stop displaying devices on open shelves
- —Secure chips, the BOLOS operating system and Ledger's own servers were not compromised
Why it matters: The supply-chain attack undermines trust in buying hardware wallets from third-party sellers and puts user funds at risk of theft.
Source: Koin Bülteni
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