Ledger spyware scare spreads to Europe and South America, with former Mt. Gox CEO identifying implants in wallets from official resellers
Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès has identified physical spyware in Ledger wallets purchased from resellers in Europe, South America, and Asia, including an official German reseller MediaMarkt and Philippine reseller LazMall. This expands on last week's incident where Ledger devices from Malaysia-based reseller CryptoBilis were linked to over $86 million in drained funds. Ledger confirmed yesterday that the CryptoBilis incident affected a "limited" number of devices.
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