Are hardware wallets no longer safe? What’s going on?
Ledger recently asked suppliers in seven markets to delist all products after illegal hardware implants were found in devices, resulting in approximately $93 million in on-chain losses. The incident was not limited to Southeast Asia; problems were also found at points of sale in Singapore and Germany.
Tether has frozen approximately $10 million in $USDT, showing that parties are taking urgent action. However, the speed at which the problem is spreading is concerning, making channel isolation the most important risk-control measure for now.
How much has this incident affected trust in hardware wallets? Could it prompt more brands to conduct security reviews?
#加密货币 #Regulatory Updates
Ledger recently asked suppliers in seven markets to delist all products after illegal hardware implants were found in devices, resulting in approximately $93 million in on-chain losses. The incident was not limited to Southeast Asia; problems were also found at points of sale in Singapore and Germany.
Tether has frozen approximately $10 million in $USDT, showing that parties are taking urgent action. However, the speed at which the problem is spreading is concerning, making channel isolation the most important risk-control measure for now.
How much has this incident affected trust in hardware wallets? Could it prompt more brands to conduct security reviews?
#加密货币 #Regulatory Updates