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🚨DONJON DISCLOSED LASER PASSWORD RESET TO TANGEM IN FEBRUARY, PUBLISHED JULY! Ledger’s Donjon team privately notified Tangem about the laser fault injection vulnerability back on February 10, 2026, nearly 5 months before going public. Tangem’s no-firmware-update design (immutable cards) is marketed as a security strength against supply-chain attacks… but...

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