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LEDGER HARDWARE WALLET IMPLANTS WERE DISCOVERED OVER A YEAR BEFORE THIS WEEK’S SUPPLY-CHAIN ATTACK REVELATIONS Renowned hardware security researcher and computer engineer Joe Grand (Joe Grand), also known as “Kingpin,” explains how he was contacted in August 2025 by a man in Thailand who had discovered a compromised Ledger... Nano X. The man had purchased a cheap Ledger online to replace the battery in his existing device. When he opened it, he discovered a smaller battery, unauthorized circuitry, additional wiring, and an antenna. After posting his discovery on Reddit and reportedly receiving little interest from local police, he contacted Grand to investigate. The discovery came more than a year before the Ledger supply-chain attack became a major public controversy, with nearly $100 million in cryptocurrency reportedly stolen this week.show more

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LearnBitcoin.com3 天前

@joegrand If that timeline holds, it’s the strongest case yet for multisig across brands: a tampered device can sit quietly for a year, and a 2-of-3 setup means one bad device still can’t spend anything.

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@joegrand yeah, things are going in a way that push ppl towards multisig

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lucius◎maximalist3 天前

@joegrand so the implant needed a screen to read from? Tangem cards have no screen at all

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ɴᴇʀᴏ3 天前

@joegrand People don't care until they're drained.

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Bitcoin News3 天前

@joegrand This is a fiasco ... Wonder why it has remained hidden for this long

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what nott3 天前

@joegrand This probably isolated incident. Stop fudding for headlines

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riddlemethis_rugged3 天前

@joegrand opened it for a battery swap and found an antenna. tangem has no seed phrase to leak anyway

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olo ✧ davis3 天前

@joegrand a smaller battery, extra wiring and an antenna is a lot to hide inside one device. a Tangem card has no screen, so an implant would have nothing to read from

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KP3 天前

@joegrand Aber aktuell sind nur Nano X betroffen? Oder gibt es auch schon verifizierte Nano S und Nano S Plus hacks?

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lostbutlucky3 天前

@joegrand god i hate reddit

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TanukiBTC 🟠3 天前

@goodc0re @joegrand And they wouldn’t share that with @DonjonLedger. How incredibly stupid

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Crypto Shifter3 天前

@joegrand implants found a year before anyone said a word buy hardware wallets straight from the maker, never a reseller and check the seal before you plug it in

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countx 📈🚀3 天前

@joegrand Okay, thanks for the late response, what an imbecile

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0xoucan.eth 🥷3 天前

@joegrand And here you have a tutorial:

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A hacker is trying to break into Trezors holding $75 MILLION. The biggest one has $66 MILLION sitting on a single device. > Joe Grand has been a hardware hacker since he was 10 years old. He works out of a backyard lab. > For the past 3 years he has been doing one thing. Breaking into hardware wallets for people who locked themselves out years ago and forgot their PIN. > The method he uses was not invented by him. > In 2017 a 15 year old self-taught programmer named Saleem Rashid was sitting in his bedroom in the south of England. > He found a flaw in the Trezor wallet that nobody else had found. > He used it to recover $30,000 in Bitcoin for a Wired editor who had locked himself out of his own wallet. > Trezor patched it. But old devices running the old firmware were still vulnerable. > Thousands of them are sitting in drawers and full of Bitcoin people thought they would never see again. > Joe Grand spent 3 years learning how to exploit that same flaw. > He is now working through a backlog of wallets totaling $75 MILLION > The single largest device on his list holds $66 MILLION. > A 15-year-old figured this out with a pair of tweezers in his bedroom to save $30,000. The same exploit is now unlocking $66 MILLION from a backyard lab.

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大方BigFang

51,751 次观看 • 4 天前

In the U.S., a killer escaped from an interrogation room by kicking a hole in the wall: before that, he had confessed to how he dealt with his family 24-year-old Adlai Mestre was arrested in New Mexico after confessing to the murder of his family and dog. The man, covered in blood, stated that he killed his father, mother, sister, and shot the dog because it was "greedy." During the interrogation, he prayed and asked if his relatives had been found. When officers left him alone, he broke a hole in the wall and tried to escape but was apprehended. In addition to the murder charges, he was charged with escaping custody. The motives remain unknown, and the police suspect mental health issues and are awaiting the results of an evaluation.

In the U.S., a killer escaped from an interrogation room by kicking a hole in the wall: before that, he had confessed to how he dealt with his family 24-year-old Adlai Mestre was arrested in New Mexico after confessing to the murder of his family and dog. The man, covered in blood, stated that he killed his father, mother, sister, and shot the dog because it was "greedy." During the interrogation, he prayed and asked if his relatives had been found. When officers left him alone, he broke a hole in the wall and tried to escape but was apprehended. In addition to the murder charges, he was charged with escaping custody. The motives remain unknown, and the police suspect mental health issues and are awaiting the results of an evaluation.

NEXTA

131,972 次观看 • 1 年前

California police chase ends with officers opening fire on a man in a residential Simi Valley neighborhood following a domestic assault call. The man was seen plowing through a police motorcycle before barreling into someone's yard. Police say they had probable cause to arrest the man for domestic battery and elder abuse. The man, who was armed, reportedly told family members that if police were called, he would 'shoot it out' with them. A few hours after the initial domestic violence call, the man was seen driving, which is when the police chase began. No officers were injured. The 37-year-old man is deceased.

California police chase ends with officers opening fire on a man in a residential Simi Valley neighborhood following a domestic assault call. The man was seen plowing through a police motorcycle before barreling into someone's yard. Police say they had probable cause to arrest the man for domestic battery and elder abuse. The man, who was armed, reportedly told family members that if police were called, he would 'shoot it out' with them. A few hours after the initial domestic violence call, the man was seen driving, which is when the police chase began. No officers were injured. The 37-year-old man is deceased.

Collin Rugg

144,260 次观看 • 2 个月前