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Ledger hardware wallets are undergoing a massive supply chain attack that hinges on this 2mm soldered SIM card A reseller that was previously reputable sold their company to a Chinese buyer (rumors of DPRK involvement) Didn’t tell anyone of the sale due to NDA

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SBA13 days ago

LOL.. you idiots, that’s not a micro sim, and there’s no cell radio. Go ask your favorite agent to look at those chips and explain the physics to you since you definitely won’t believe a comment by an engineer in this space

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moreese13 days ago

This is bad, but Impressive supply chain compromise

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Anthony13 days ago

This is like finding out the life saving medication you’ve been taking is laced with arsenic. There can be no real trust with crypto.

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JuliusMiami13 days ago

Wow @joseph_jws @jw71425220 @PeterRHann1

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Stewart-Ever Queer13 days ago

Im only like 10 seconds into this video, and i still to this day.... Never understood why people are buying these dumb devices. Your crypto is on the network; Store your keys like a fucking normal adult as it always has been 😂😂 If you want to carry them around with you carry a micro sd 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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Trickyhickey13 days ago

I love this😍🥰😍🥰 fucking fags lol

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Arielle13 days ago

This is going to become a thing with hardware for personal ai assistants as well

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Vain13 days ago

Don't worry everyone! Bitcoin is the future. (You will own nothing and be happy)

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최유진13 days ago

Wow

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54321Q13 days ago

Who specializes in supply chain attacks? Hmm 🇮🇱

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Joshua Abbott12 days ago

Crypto is so stupid

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Ray13 days ago

I got my nano from because I understood that you don’t buy these kinds of things unless they are from the source of who made it. I think I’m good… let this be a lesson but I feel bad that this happened.

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Charley Crypto12 days ago

Anyone who’s been in crypto long enough knows not to buy hardware wallets from resellers. You buy from the source always.

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Ye MR SMakintosh13 days ago

Shikes...

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LYNK App13 days ago

Insane

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Dari13 days ago

I mean if u wana invest in crypto spend 10k or 100k &u decided to cheap out & buy ur cold wallet from a 3rd party supplier instead of the actual company to save a bit. Its on u! Stop being a cheap & potentially allowing 0.000001% threat chance againts ur wallet just to save a bit

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Snorres Edda13 days ago

The irony is that cryptobros say they want to secure their wealth and avoid fiat currency. Then they take that wealth and shove it into a made in china stick.

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Ace 💫13 days ago

@ClassyXoge During what year periods where these wallets sold and moved? What generation of ledgers were they? @grok

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Lewis “Lou” Skuntz13 days ago

Big if true.

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Gabriel Duvel13 days ago

The butée is not Chinese. Think deeper

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Luigi Corleone13 days ago

This is so sad. Your keys are not your crypto, apparently

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𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕆𝕟𝕖13 days ago

Yet another reason why society is not ready for Crypto

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Richards13 days ago

But yeah get your crypto of exchanges cause warm wallets cold wallets medium wallets are so great 🤣😂🤣

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Paul NYC13 days ago

Genius 🤯

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ACHIVX13 days ago

the implant gets the key once. what the issuer does after is a separate system, @mattjay. circle has logged 44 usdc freezes in the last 30 days and not one usdc address stands seized today. how many of the devices you have seen carry that same 2mm module?

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Airrr12 days ago

Only buy from the actual company

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CryptoG13 days ago

Ya that's reason you don't buy any hard wallets unless it comes only from the manufacturer website and verify it's the manufacturer website 😅

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Ant A. 🇺🇸13 days ago

@Grok A truly sophisticated supply chain hack.

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Truce Or Feud13 days ago

Oh no. it is almost if china is a plague and globally leads in scamming people out of their cash. If only we could have aeen this comming. Oh wait... we have.

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Ashley13 days ago

@grok could a company do this when they resell iPhones or other high-end phones so that they have a back door always regardless of resetting the phone, etc.

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mightydustmight13 days ago

If you guys only knew how much Chinese shit gets backdoored. Stop buying Chinese hardware. Hurr durr... lets buy from the country that steals everything and is our adversary.

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Crypto Chef13 days ago

It’s crypto Bilis - it pronounced crypto be lis

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