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#Ledger Crypto Wallet Announcement
1️⃣ Security Breach: Ledger acknowledges a #ConnectKit exploit resulting in a $600,000 asset loss from users' blind signing on EVM DApps.
2️⃣ Reimbursement Commitment: Ledger vows to make all victims whole, ensuring full reimbursement for the stolen assets.
3️⃣ Timeline for Action: Blind signing on EVM #DApps to be disallowed by June 2024, reinforcing a commitment to user security.
Stay informed and secure in the crypto space.
#LedgerSecurity #CryptoNews
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1️⃣ Security Breach: Ledger acknowledges a #ConnectKit exploit resulting in a $600,000 asset loss from users' blind signing on EVM DApps.
2️⃣ Reimbursement Commitment: Ledger vows to make all victims whole, ensuring full reimbursement for the stolen assets.
3️⃣ Timeline for Action: Blind signing on EVM #DApps to be disallowed by June 2024, reinforcing a commitment to user security.
Stay informed and secure in the crypto space.
#LedgerSecurity #CryptoNews
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🔐 Important Security Update from Ledger 🔐
After recent hacks exploiting Ledger's Connect Kit, resulting in $600,000 in losses, Ledger vows to fully reimburse affected users by Feb 2024. The security breach impacted DApps like SushiSwap and Revoke.cash on Dec 14.
Ledger prioritizes user satisfaction, engaging with victims individually to ensure complete resolution beyond direct reimbursements. They've committed to making affected users whole and are actively working on resolution plans.
In response to the blind signing vulnerability, Ledger plans to phase it out by June 2024. Collaborating with the DApp ecosystem, Ledger aims to promote clear signing, enhancing user transaction verification on Ledger devices.
This transition sets a new security standard for DApps, reinforcing the protection of user funds. Stay tuned for further updates as Ledger works towards a safer digital asset experience.
#LedgerSecurity #CryptoSafety #DApps #SUSHISWAP #CryptoNews🔒📰🚫
After recent hacks exploiting Ledger's Connect Kit, resulting in $600,000 in losses, Ledger vows to fully reimburse affected users by Feb 2024. The security breach impacted DApps like SushiSwap and Revoke.cash on Dec 14.
Ledger prioritizes user satisfaction, engaging with victims individually to ensure complete resolution beyond direct reimbursements. They've committed to making affected users whole and are actively working on resolution plans.
In response to the blind signing vulnerability, Ledger plans to phase it out by June 2024. Collaborating with the DApp ecosystem, Ledger aims to promote clear signing, enhancing user transaction verification on Ledger devices.
This transition sets a new security standard for DApps, reinforcing the protection of user funds. Stay tuned for further updates as Ledger works towards a safer digital asset experience.
#LedgerSecurity #CryptoSafety #DApps #SUSHISWAP #CryptoNews🔒📰🚫
🚨 **JUST IN:** Revolut Bank and Ledger have announced an exciting new partnership! 💳🔐
🎉 Revolut's payment method is now fully integrated into the Ledger app, making it easier for users in 27 countries across the European Economic Area (EEA) to manage their crypto assets!
🌍
This collaboration marks another step toward making crypto more accessible and convenient for everyone! 🚀
#RevolutionizeYourPortfolio #LedgerSecurity #CryptoNews #CryptoPayments #blockchainburst
🎉 Revolut's payment method is now fully integrated into the Ledger app, making it easier for users in 27 countries across the European Economic Area (EEA) to manage their crypto assets!
🌍
This collaboration marks another step toward making crypto more accessible and convenient for everyone! 🚀
#RevolutionizeYourPortfolio #LedgerSecurity #CryptoNews #CryptoPayments #blockchainburst
🚨 Phishing Alert for Ledger Users! 🚨
A new scam is targeting users with emails demanding activation of a fake “Ledger Clear Signing” feature. ❌
Protect yourself:
• DO NOT CLICK on any links in suspicious emails.
• Always verify updates directly on Ledger’s official website.
• Stay cautious of imposters.
Stay safe and secure your crypto! 💪
#Ledger #CryptoSecurityAlert #LedgerSecurity #LedgerAlert
A new scam is targeting users with emails demanding activation of a fake “Ledger Clear Signing” feature. ❌
Protect yourself:
• DO NOT CLICK on any links in suspicious emails.
• Always verify updates directly on Ledger’s official website.
• Stay cautious of imposters.
Stay safe and secure your crypto! 💪
#Ledger #CryptoSecurityAlert #LedgerSecurity #LedgerAlert
🚨 IMPORTANT: Ledger Users Targeted in New Phishing Scam
Do you use a Ledger? If yes, you MUST read this!
A new wave of phishing emails is targeting Ledger users, posing a serious threat to cryptocurrency holdings. The scam attempts to trick users into activating a fake security feature called “Ledger Clear Signing,” claiming that action is required by October 31 to continue using their devices.
These emails — not sent from official Ledger addresses — direct recipients to a malicious link, urging them to activate the so-called security feature. The phishing email warns:
"To continue using your Ledger device securely, activating Clear Signing is mandatory starting November 1, 2024. This feature is essential in protecting your assets from phishing attacks and fraudulent activities that are becoming more sophisticated.”
These scam emails are well-disguised, playing on users’ fears of phishing attacks to ironically lure them into a phishing trap. Once users follow the link, they are prompted to share sensitive information, which scammers use to drain their accounts.
Stay Vigilant:
Do not click suspicious links or engage with emails not from official Ledger sources.
Never share your recovery phrase or personal information through any email or message.
Why Ledger Users Are a Prime Target:
Ledger hardware wallets are among the most trusted in the industry, making them prime targets for scammers. This “clean Ledger scam” was flagged by Thomas Roccia, a senior threat researcher at Microsoft, who confirmed that the phishing URL has no relation to Ledger.
Phishing attacks like these are becoming more sophisticated every day. Protect your assets by ensuring that you only use official communication channels and verify the authenticity of any request.
Stay safe, Ledger users! Like and share this, so people don't lose their money!
#LedgerSecurity #phishing #SCAMalerts #scam #warning
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Do you use a Ledger? If yes, you MUST read this!
A new wave of phishing emails is targeting Ledger users, posing a serious threat to cryptocurrency holdings. The scam attempts to trick users into activating a fake security feature called “Ledger Clear Signing,” claiming that action is required by October 31 to continue using their devices.
These emails — not sent from official Ledger addresses — direct recipients to a malicious link, urging them to activate the so-called security feature. The phishing email warns:
"To continue using your Ledger device securely, activating Clear Signing is mandatory starting November 1, 2024. This feature is essential in protecting your assets from phishing attacks and fraudulent activities that are becoming more sophisticated.”
These scam emails are well-disguised, playing on users’ fears of phishing attacks to ironically lure them into a phishing trap. Once users follow the link, they are prompted to share sensitive information, which scammers use to drain their accounts.
Stay Vigilant:
Do not click suspicious links or engage with emails not from official Ledger sources.
Never share your recovery phrase or personal information through any email or message.
Why Ledger Users Are a Prime Target:
Ledger hardware wallets are among the most trusted in the industry, making them prime targets for scammers. This “clean Ledger scam” was flagged by Thomas Roccia, a senior threat researcher at Microsoft, who confirmed that the phishing URL has no relation to Ledger.
Phishing attacks like these are becoming more sophisticated every day. Protect your assets by ensuring that you only use official communication channels and verify the authenticity of any request.
Stay safe, Ledger users! Like and share this, so people don't lose their money!
#LedgerSecurity #phishing #SCAMalerts #scam #warning
$PEPE $SHIB $FLOKI
