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Ledger finds unauthorized implant in device sold by CryptoBilis

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Ledger has revealed that an unauthorized implant was discovered in at least one of its hardware wallet devices sold through a third-party retailer, CryptoBilis. The finding highlights potential security risks associated with purchasing cryptocurrency hardware wallets from unofficial sources.

The company emphasized the importance of buying directly from trusted vendors to ensure the integrity and security of the devices. Ledger has not specified the extent of the compromise or the nature of the implant, but the discovery underscores the need for vigilance in the crypto hardware market.

CoinDesk, the source of the report, is an independent media outlet covering the cryptocurrency industry. It operates under a strict set of editorial policies to maintain integrity and avoid bias. CoinDesk is part of Bullish, a digital asset platform listed on the NYSE under the ticker BLSH.

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