Crypto self-custody firm Ledger said its Discord channel is secure again after a hacker breached a moderator’s account and posted phishing links to steal seed phrases.

The letter, which uses Ledger’s logo, business address, and a reference number to feign legitimacy, asks to scan a QR code and enter the wallet’s private recovery phrase under the guise of ...

Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger has successfully regained control of its Discord server after a hacker compromised an account, leading to a brief but alarming security breach. The breach triggered ...

The arrests follow a spate of kidnap attempts targeting wealthy cryptocurrency investors and executives in France.

A new scam targets Ledger users, sending fraudulent letters to steal recovery phrases, claiming it’s for a "security update." The scam leverages data from Ledger's previous data breach, targeting ...

The letter claimed to be about a “critical security update,” complete with the Ledger logo, business address, a reference number for good measure, and the looming threat of wallet restrictions.

Ledger Scam Letter Mimics Official Mail With Logo and Reference Number The professionally designed ... Seed phrases, often 12 to 24 words long, are the most sensitive component of a crypto wallet.

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The images Canfield attached to his post show a letter bearing Ledger's official logo, instructing the recipient to complete a "mandatory wallet validation" for a critical security update. The letter ...

The mailings, complete with Ledger’s logo and a Paris return address ... “One clicked link can drain a wallet.” The incident shows a harsh reality: even trusted platforms aren’t immune. Ledger advises ...