While Ledger has not confirmed an official loss, third-party on-chain researchers have estimated the loss at between $86 million and $93 million from more than 300 wallets across multiple blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron. The company reiterated that it there is no indicattion that its own internal security infrastructure, systems, or services were compromised.
Ledger stated it is cooperating with relevant authorities on Sunday. The company also reminded its network of distributors to source products exclusively through authorized channels and strictly prohibited the restocking of returned products.
The company repeated its earlier security guidance to pcustomers who purchased devices via CryptoBilis: “Do not initialize unused devices. If already set up, move to a new seed on a device from Ledger.” The company urged affected users to contact official Ledger Support and file complaints with local law…
