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Trezor warns CryptoBilis buyers to move funds over suspected implant

CointelegraphCointelegraph by Ezra Reguerra3h ago7/10

Trezor told CryptoBilis buyers since March to move funds after a report of a hardware implant in a Safe 5, though it has not yet examined the device.

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