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Ledger Disputes OneKey's Claim to Have Hacked Already-Patched App

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OneKey's security team claims to have hacked an already-patched version of Ledger's Ethereum app, but Ledger disputes this assertion.

According to OneKey founder Yishi Wang, his team reproduced a transaction replacement attack on the older Ethereum app, which was fixed in version 1.22.3.

Ledger's Chief Technology Officer Charles Guillemet countered that reproducing an already-patched bug is not 'hacking' and emphasized that no user data was compromised.

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