Ledger roasted over $849 device launch after $86M hack
Ledger has been accused of failing to “read the room” after it unveiled its $849 Atom wallet days after suffering an $86M draining hack.
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Ledger has been accused of failing to “read the room” after it unveiled its $849 Atom wallet days after suffering an $86M draining hack.
Read more (2 min) →Ledger reseller MediaMarkt is no longer selling the wallets following an $86M theft involving tampered devices from Malaysian CryptoBilis.
OneKey's Anzen security team claims it hacked Ledger's Ethereum app, while Ledger says it just copied its findings.
Global-e hasn't said how many users have been affected but Ledger says the incident "remains separate to the operations of any Ledger device."
The security flaw allows hackers to brute force the PIN code of Tangem cold wallet cards by cutting off their source of power.