Ledger said all confirmed cases in the 9 October coin theft incident involve devices sold via the Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, with its own systems and direct sales unaffected. The company said it is working with law enforcement and that CryptoBilis will stop selling all hardware wallets.
Ledger says CryptoBilis reseller link confirmed in 9 Oct coin theft cases
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The story so far: Ledger wallet theft incident
Attackers drained hundreds of Ledger wallets tied to reseller CryptoBilis, with losses estimated above $86m and Tether freezing $10m in USDT. Stolen funds have moved through Tornado Cash, and the CryptoBilis Ledger Drainer has now deposited another 885 ETH, worth $2.14m, into Tornado Cash, per Lookonchain.
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Ledger says CryptoBilis reseller link confirmed in 9 Oct coin theft cases
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