Supply-Chain Attack on Ledger Wallets Results in $90M Theft
Attackers stole up to $93 million by installing hardware implants in Ledger wallets sold through an authorized Southeast Asian reseller.

Attackers stole up to $93 million by installing hardware implants in Ledger wallets sold through an authorized Southeast Asian reseller.

Ledger urges customers to replace wallets purchased from reseller CryptoBilis after discovering hardware implants linked to losses of up to $93 million.

Ledger is investigating unauthorized hardware implants in devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis that transmit recovery phrases over LTE networks.

Ledger hardware wallets sold by reseller CryptoBilis were found to contain LTE-enabled implants that captured recovery phrases, leading to significant user losses and a halt in sales.

Ledger confirmed that recent reports of fund losses are linked to devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis, while investigators track over $86 million in stolen assets.

OneKey has terminated its partnership with reseller CryptoBilis and launched a replacement program following reports of compromised hardware wallets linked to the distributor.

Ledger confirmed an unauthorized hardware implant in a wallet sold by a Southeast Asian reseller, with potential losses estimated by an investigator to exceed $86 million.

Ledger is investigating reports of fund losses linked to the reseller CryptoBilis, while researchers warn of potential hardware implants in compromised devices.

Ledger is investigating cryptocurrency losses linked to its Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis and has advised affected customers to move their assets to new wallets.

Ledger is investigating reports of fund losses among customers in South East Asia who purchased hardware wallets from a third-party reseller.
