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Ledger Announces Atom Touchscreen Android Device
Ledger's Atom Android touchscreen device, sold only direct, with anti-tamper protections after tampered resold wallets surfaced.
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Ledger’s answer to wallet tampering costs $849 and ships next year
Ledger's Atom device costs $849 and ships in 2027 as the company investigates tampered wallets sold in Asia.
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Ledger unveils Atom Android device with Solana Mobile integration and new tamper protections amid investigation into modified wallets
Ledger's Atom is an Android device with Solana Mobile integration, AI-agent controls, and tamper protections.
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Reclaim forgotten crypto airdrops and deposits
A user had Claude and GPT agents scan blockchain history to reclaim forgotten airdrops and deposits, recovering about 10x their annual AI cost.
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Ledger Wallet Tampering: What Is Confirmed and What Owners Should Know
Ledger tells owners to leave unused wallets uninitialized and move assets to a new device with a new recovery phrase; separates confirmed facts from speculation.
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Random Blockchain.com identity verification email years after completing KYC?
Users report a suspicious email from a lookalike domain years after KYC, a useful phishing warning for Blockchain.com users.
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A quick reminder on some common wallet drain tactics
A practical reminder that many wallet drains come from simple tricks like address poisoning rather than smart contract exploits.
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Ledger Asks Resellers in Seven Asian Markets to Pull Devices After Suspected $86M Drain
Ledger asked resellers in seven Asian markets to pull devices after a suspected $86M drain, and MediaMarkt Saturn halted sales after a German customer reported an implant.
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Ledger asks more Southeast Asia resellers to halt wallet sales
Ledger is asking more resellers in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia to stop selling its devices, a follow-up to the wallet security concerns.
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Can crypto users trust the supply chain behind hardware wallets?
Looks at how the middlemen and authorized resellers handling hardware wallets before delivery create supply chain risk, following the Ledger implant reports.
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Ledger Wallets Come Off Shelves at MediaMarkt Saturn and Resellers Across Southeast Asia
Ledger devices pulled from MediaMarkt Saturn and Southeast Asian resellers after a reported implant and drains traced to the region; a significant security story for hardware wallet users.
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Who Is Planting Backdoors in Ledger Crypto Wallets?
An investigation asking who is planting backdoors in Ledger wallets, drawing a strong Hacker News discussion on supply chain tampering.
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Estate lawyers literally have no clue how bitcoin works
A user's firsthand account of estate attorneys misunderstanding bitcoin, useful as a practical warning but anecdotal.
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Starknet introduces wallet privacy feature for DeFi activity
Starknet's Shadow Accounts let users obscure links between main wallets and DeFi activity, though transactions remain visible onchain.
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Ledger asks resellers to halt sales in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong
Ledger asked resellers to pull its hardware wallets from shelves in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong while investigators determine where tampering occurred. Relevant to wallet security and supply chain trust.
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Ledger Asks Resellers to Halt Sales in Seven Asian Markets
Ledger asked resellers to halt sales in seven Asian markets after incidents in Southeast Asia; it says its own systems and direct channel show no compromise.
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Trezor reduces resellers as a ‘preventative step’ amid Ledger tampering reports
Trezor is removing some hardware wallet resellers from its authorized list as a precaution following tampering reports involving Ledger.
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Trezor Cuts Its Resellers After Ledger Finds Spy Implant in Crypto Wallets
Trezor ends reseller authorizations from Jan 1, 2027, after Ledger found a spy implant in wallets sold by a Southeast Asian retailer that exfiltrated recovery phrases.
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Ledger Finds Unauthorized Hardware Implant in CryptoBilis-Sold Wallet Amid Fund Theft Reports
Ledger reports an unauthorized hardware implant in a wallet sold by CryptoBilis, linked to reports of fund theft.
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I built a free site where people can compare photos and weights of their hardware wallets to spot tampered units. Looking for feedback
New crowdsourced site lets users compare photos and weights of hardware wallets to spot tampered devices.
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Ledger confirms hardware implant in CryptoBilis reseller units as MediaMarkt suspends sales in Europe
Ledger confirmed a hardware implant in CryptoBilis-sold devices that steals recovery phrases, a major wallet supply-chain security event.
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After Ledger’s Reseller Breach, Trezor Pares Back Who Can Sell Its Hardware Wallets
Trezor is cutting its reseller network after Ledger's reseller breach, though it did not say how many resellers are affected.
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German Ledger reseller pauses sales following $86M draining incident
MediaMarkt pauses Ledger sales after tampered devices from CryptoBilis were linked to an $86M theft.
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Ledger Says Unauthorized Component in CryptoBilis Wallets Leaked Recovery Phrases Over Cellular
Ledger says an unauthorized cellular component in CryptoBilis wallets from a Southeast Asian reseller leaked recovery phrases, and all confirmed drains involve CryptoBilis-sold signers.
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Ledger Finds LTE Implant That Stole Recovery Phrases in Suspected $86M Drain
Ledger reports a hidden LTE chip that reads 24-word recovery phrases off the screen during setup, tied to a suspected $86M drain; a major hardware wallet security finding.
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After the Ledger Reseller Hack, Austin Campbell Says Self-Custody Users Should Be ‘Over-Solving for Simplicity’
Podcast takeaway after the Ledger reseller hack: self-custody users should favor simplicity and vetted vendors.
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MediaMarktSaturn pulls Ledger products amid tampering reports
MediaMarkt pulled Ledger products in Europe while Ledger investigates tampering reports tied to CryptoBilis devices.
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Ledger says 'spy' chip inside CryptoBilis Ledger devices transmitted wallet keys over mobile network
Ledger's first public account says a covert chip in CryptoBilis-sold devices could transmit master keys over mobile networks without any Ledger software change.
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Ledger Spyware Found in Devices Across Asia, Europe, and South America
Ledger devices sold via a Southeast Asian reseller were reportedly tampered with to carry hidden implants, draining an estimated $72–93M. Reports of suspicious devices in Europe are unconfirmed.
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Karpelès Says Airport-Bought Ledger Flex Contained Spy Implant
Karpelès says a Ledger Flex bought at an airport contained a spy implant, and the buyer identified the retailer as Metapod.