Summary
The hardware-wallet maker gave its first public account of how a covert component in devices sold by CryptoBilis could steal users’ master keys without changing Ledger’s software.
The hardware-wallet maker gave its first public account of how a covert component in devices sold by CryptoBilis could steal users’ master keys without changing Ledger’s software.
Source & full coverage: this summary is aggregated from CoinDesk, the original publisher. Read the complete report for full context, data and quotes.
Read the original report at CoinDesk →