Ledger addresses recent wallet exploits, denies internal breach
Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger issued an official statement addressing recent wallet exploits, confirming that drained funds appear strictly confined to devices sold through Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis. Ledger stated there is no indication of any breach within its own security infrastructure, systems, or services, and its teams are actively investigating the issue. Affected users are advised to reach out via Ledger's official support portal.
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