In a theft involving hardware wallet maker Ledger, one of the biggest losers was also an alleged scam operator who lost more than 60 BTC, worth about $4.8m. The funds came from a task scam; on 22 September the operator moved them to three Ledger addresses, which a thief emptied on 9 October into one wallet reported to hold stolen funds.
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 theft victim who lost over 60 BTC is alleged scam operator
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