Ledger users need to be alert. Reports indicate that a new data breach has occurred involving the well-known hardware wallet Ledger when conducting transactions through third-party payment processor Global-e.
According to security researcher ZachXBT's disclosure, Global-e's cloud system experienced abnormal activity. Although the relevant team has taken control measures and reinforced the system, an investigation confirmed that some Ledger users' personal information was improperly accessed. The leaked data includes sensitive information such as user names and contact details.
This incident is still under further investigation. For users who rely on hardware wallets to manage assets, regularly checking account activity and updating security settings should become part of their routine. Especially when payments or transactions involve third-party services, increased vigilance is necessary.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 01-07 08:49
Damn it, it's both Ledger and third-party again. When will I be able to trust it?
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MEVictim
· 01-05 11:59
Here we go again, Ledger has another issue? Third parties are unreliable too.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-05 11:59
Another one? Ledger is really going all out this time, even third parties can have issues
Hardware wallets are no longer foolproof; you have to stay vigilant yourself
Nowadays, no one can be trusted, you have to be extra cautious
Ledger has had another incident, it seems these platform vulnerabilities are endless...
It's really outrageous, even hardware wallets have to worry about data leaks
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CryptoPunster
· 01-05 11:55
Oh my goodness, another "small security vulnerability" is knocking on the door. Ledger really caught everyone off guard this time with a surprising twist.
It's incredible. People spend a lot of money to buy hardware wallets to avoid exchange risks, but it turns out they were betrayed by a third-party payment provider. What kind of situation is this?
After revealing this incident with a smile, I knew from ZachXBT's leak that another batch of folks would be happy to receive a "free identity information gift pack."
Updating security settings is just a way to comfort oneself. The vulnerabilities have already been exposed early; prevention is a later concern.
Forget it, no use getting angry. It's all fate. Just consider this as tuition fees.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 01-05 11:43
Here comes the news again, is Ledger having issues again? I'm really speechless...
Why does Ledger keep having problems like this? Can it still be used properly...
Third-party services are indeed all scams; you can't even defend against them...
Now hardware wallets are no longer "cold," you have to keep an eye on account activity at all times...
By the way, how many people actually check their accounts regularly? Anyway, I’m too lazy to bother...
Ledger users need to be alert. Reports indicate that a new data breach has occurred involving the well-known hardware wallet Ledger when conducting transactions through third-party payment processor Global-e.
According to security researcher ZachXBT's disclosure, Global-e's cloud system experienced abnormal activity. Although the relevant team has taken control measures and reinforced the system, an investigation confirmed that some Ledger users' personal information was improperly accessed. The leaked data includes sensitive information such as user names and contact details.
This incident is still under further investigation. For users who rely on hardware wallets to manage assets, regularly checking account activity and updating security settings should become part of their routine. Especially when payments or transactions involve third-party services, increased vigilance is necessary.