Ledger Investigates Wallet Tampering After $86 Million Loss Reports
Ledger is probing potential security breaches after reports of significant crypto theft from Southeast Asian users.
Ledger Investigates Potential Wallet Tampering Amidst $86 Million Loss Reports
Ledger is currently investigating potential wallet tampering after reports of significant crypto theft.
c1 [0]: Ledger is investigating potential wallet tampering following reports of $86 million in stolen cryptocurrency. [CoinDesk]
The investigation comes as Ledger announced it is looking into fund losses from users who purchased its products through a reseller, CryptoBilis, particularly in Southeast Asia.
c2 [1]: Ledger said it is investigating reports of fund losses from users in Southeast Asia who bought its products from reseller CryptoBilis. [CoinDesk]
The total estimated loss tops $86 million, highlighting the severity of the issue for both Ledger and its customers. The investigation will likely focus on identifying any vulnerabilities within Ledger's wallet systems or potential misdeeds by the reseller.
c3 [0]: Ledger is investigating potential wallet tampering following reports of $86 million in stolen cryptocurrency. [CoinDesk]
Sources
- The Block — Ledger investigates wallet drains involving CryptoBilis buyers; estimate tops $86 million in losses
- CoinDesk — Ledger investigates potential wallet tampering after reports of $86 million in crypto stolen
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Ledger said it is investigating reports of fund losses from users in Southeast Asia who bought its products from reseller CryptoBilis.