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Implants in Ledger wallets raise concerns about a wider supply-chain compromise
Hardware implants reported in Ledger wallets have been linked to about $102 million in stolen crypto, with reports spanning multiple device models and sellers. The investigation highlights the security risks of compromised hardware supply chains.
- What
- • Hardware implants have been found in Ledger wallets sold by an authorized Malaysian reseller and a European electronics chain.
- How
- • Reports describe implants in Nano X, Flex and Stax devices; researchers say newer implants appear more sophisticated and harder to detect.
- Why it matters
- • Compromises at authorized sellers show why hardware supply-chain security must account for attackers exploiting customer trust.
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