Again another Hacks on #Ledger
Into a kind of most popular #HardwareWallet

The hacker behind the attack on Ledger’s connector library has stolen at least $484,000, according to blockchain analysis platform Lookonchain.

The hacker behind the attack on Ledger’s connector library stole assets worth nearly $484,000, according to blockchain analysis platform Lookonchain. Ledger has not yet confirmed the figures, but the impact of the security breach could be in the hundreds of thousands, according to the company.

Users on X (Twitter) flagged the incident on Dec. 14, claiming that a popular Web3 connector was compromised, allowing malicious code to be injected into multiple decentralized applications (DApps).

Protocols affected by the incident include Zapper, SushiSwap, Phantom, Balancer, and Revoke.cash, but the damage could be even greater.

According to some users on X (twitter), the vulnerability could exist in other similar programs that are alternatives to LedgerHQ/connect-kit.

According to #MetaMask , the hack also affects its users. The wallet provider deployed a fix for its platform, saying its users on the latest version, v2.121.0, should be able “to transact again & will be updated automatically. If you’re not on this version, please refresh your site data.”

Nearly three hours after the incident, Ledger reported that the malicious version of the file had been replaced with the genuine version around 1:35 pm UTC. The company is warning its users “to always Clear Sign” transactions, adding that the addresses and the information presented on the Ledger screen are the only genuine information:

“If there’s a difference between the screen shown on your Ledger device and your computer/phone screen, stop that transaction immediately.”

Several protocols have disabled the library since the incident. Stablecoin issuer Tether also froze the exploiter address, according to Paolo Ardoino.

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HOT UPDATE 🔥🔥🔥

After the #ledger drama, now "Cybersecurity firm claims it hacked seed phrase from a #Trezor T hardware wallet in possession".
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“We uploaded the firmware we extracted onto our high-performance computing cracking clusters," Michaud explained in the video. "We have about 10 GPUs, and after some time, we extracted the keys.”

Michaud further claimed that fixing this exploit for Trezor T would require a recall of all their products.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50eiA-75NMY

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🔒 Important security alert! A group of cybersecurity experts claims to have found a method to hack into the popular Trezor T hardware wallet when physically possessed. They exploited an unpatchable hardware vulnerability, allowing them to retrieve seed phrases and pins. @Trezor, please address this issue and provide necessary updates. #Cybersecurity #HardwareWallet