Ledger has tied all confirmed cases in a suspected $87 million crypto drain to a reseller called CryptoBilis. The hardware wallet maker said the issue does not affect its own systems or direct sales. $LINK
In a statement, Ledger emphasized that customers who bought directly from the company are not impacted. The company pointed to the reseller as the common link among the confirmed cases.
CryptoBilis has stopped selling hardware wallets, Ledger. That step followed the emergence of the suspected drain.
The total amount is around $87 million, but the exact details remain unconfirmed. No specific cryptocurrency has been named in connection with the drain.
This incident underscores the importance of purchasing hardware wallets from official sources. Third-party resellers can introduce risks that are hard to detect.
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In a statement, Ledger emphasized that customers who bought directly from the company are not impacted. The company pointed to the reseller as the common link among the confirmed cases.
CryptoBilis has stopped selling hardware wallets, Ledger. That step followed the emergence of the suspected drain.
The total amount is around $87 million, but the exact details remain unconfirmed. No specific cryptocurrency has been named in connection with the drain.
This incident underscores the importance of purchasing hardware wallets from official sources. Third-party resellers can introduce risks that are hard to detect.
Tap to trade.
Tap $LINK to trade
$LINK $MKR
غيرك سبقك وتابع. ادخل بروفايلي وخلك مع اللي يقرأ قبل ما ينتشر الخبر.