Former Mt. Gox CEO: Ledger received reports of hardware wallet tampering since December 2025 but did not issue a public warning, involving the CryptoBilis incident.
Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès stated that Ledger has been receiving reports of hardware wallets being implanted with malicious components since December 2025 but has not issued a public warning. Security researcher Joe Grand reported on March 4, 2026, that a Nano X device purchased from Lazada in Thailand had a security vulnerability, which Ledger has confirmed and is investigating internally. Additionally, a security incident disclosed on October 9 involved devices sold by CryptoBilis, an authorized dealer in Southeast Asia. Karpelès urged Ledger to proactively warn users as similar reports are increasing.
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