Investigations into fraudulent operations targeting holders of digital currencies in “Ledger” wallets
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Answer Investigations into fraudulent operations targeting holders of digital currencies in “Ledger” wallets
Ledger offers a range of hardware wallets for holders of cryptocurrency to protect and keep them cool off the Internet.
Recently, several press reports surfaced stating that many Ledger wallet users received phishing scam emails.
Web developer Andrea Tash shared the suspicious email on Twitter and asked the company why he had not received any information about his data breach.
If this wasn’t leaked in the breach two months ago, is it a new breach? @Arbitrage You sell security devices but can’t protect personal data? WTF do? pic.twitter.com/03EAOoMam3
– Andreas Tasch (@ndeet) October 25, 2020
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To be answered by the management of the “Ledger” company, that the “Ledger Live” service was attacked by malicious software, and the email also carried the following:
At the moment, it is technically impossible to definitively assess the severity and scope of the data breach.
Given these circumstances, we must assume that your cryptocurrency is cleaned against the risk of theft.
Click to download a new version of the software.
This is not the first time that Ledger has been exposed to a breach of its users’ data, as the hardware wallet company was previously exposed to a data breach in late June.
Where customer information and more than a million emails of users were exposed.
Ledger has not commented on whether the recent phishing attempts were related to the data breach in June.
Recently, a spokesperson for Ledger said: to source By saying:
The company has faced persistent phishing scams, often involving malicious actors attempting to compromise the integrity of Ledger and customer information.
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The company has deployed an internal task force to investigate the latest attack.
The same speaker added:
The investigation is ongoing and at this time we cannot provide any additional information but one thing is that Ledger will never ask you for your 24-word recovery phrase, and if you find an email asking for it, it is a blatant sign of a scam and phishing.
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