Ledger Announces Connect Kit is Secure Following Malicious Attack
Ledger has informed its users that its Connect Kit is safe to use again after a recent malicious attack resulted in the theft of approximately $484,000 in funds. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Ledger and WalletConnect confirmed that the malicious code had been deactivated.
Confirmation of Malicious Attack by Blockchain Analysis Firm
Blockchain analysis firm Lookonchain confirmed that Ledger experienced a malicious attack in which $484,000 worth of crypto assets were stolen. The attacker transferred 4.334 ETH to #AngelDrainer, who currently holds $363K in assets. Throughout the incident, Ledger kept its followers updated until it confirmed the security of its product.
Ledger Promises Further Information on Compromise
Ledger stated that it is currently working on a comprehensive report regarding the incident and will share it soon to provide more insight into the nature and extent of the threat. In the meantime, Ledger advises users to prioritize transaction security and always clear sign their transactions. Users should also be cautious of any discrepancies between the Ledger device and their computer or phone screens.
Hot Take: Ledger Reassures Users After Malicious Attack
Following a recent malicious attack resulting in stolen funds, Ledger has assured its users that its Connect Kit is secure to use once again. The company promptly deactivated the malicious code and provided updates to keep its followers informed throughout the incident. Ledger is currently working on a comprehensive report to provide further information about the attack. In the meantime, users are advised to prioritize transaction security and always clear sign their transactions. Ledger emphasizes the importance of verifying information displayed on their devices and being cautious of any discrepancies. Overall, Ledger remains committed to ensuring the safety of its users’ funds.
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