Ledger CEO explains hack, calls it ‘isolated incident’
CEO and Chairman Pascal Gauthier says the company is working with law enforcement to “find this bad actor, bring them to justice.” Go to Source
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CEO and Chairman Pascal Gauthier says the company is working with law enforcement to “find this bad actor, bring them to justice.” Go to Source
Ledger has since attributed the exploit to a phishing attack on a former employee. Go to Source
The hacker behind the attack on Ledger’s connector library had stolen at least $484,000, according to blockchain analysis platform Lookonchain. Go to Source
Multiple decentralized applications using Ledger’s connector library have been compromised, including SushiSwap and Revoke.cash, Go to Source
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Ledger emphasized that the ID checks required for its private key recovery tool are not like KYC checks as they require “much less” information. Go to Source
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