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Crypto Hardware Wallet Firm Ledger Addresses Ethereum App Signing Flaw Amid Disclosure Dispute
A recently highlighted vulnerability in Ledger’s Ethereum application for its hardware wallets has drawn attention in the cryptocurrency community. The issue involved a race condition in certain clear-signing processes. In these flows, users review human-readable transaction details on the device screen before approving them.
Utorg launches Utapp crypto wallet and card for iOS users, expanding its consumer product ecosystem
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A Bitcoin stash that had sat frozen since the network’s earliest days has moved for the first time in more than 15 years, the latest in a string of ancient wallets flickering back to life.
Firmware version 9.26.5 addresses memory corruption and silent-payment issues, while an earlier bootloader flaw was fixed in July.
Scott Melker discusses the recent security breach at Trezor’s shipping partner ShipMonk.
The crypto wallet company SafePal said on Sunday that it had “recently” found and fixed a vulnerability in a system containing users’ order information, and that, if exploited, this would have allowed potential attackers to access said information. But it added that apparently someone did access it without authorization, exposing the data of customers who…
The company advised users to back up their credentials before the deadline, noting that assets are held on their respective blockchains and can be recovered through another compatible wallet.
Binance breaks down multisig scams and free wallet traps targeting crypto users holding BTC and other assets.
Russian consumers are rushing to secure self-custody devices before sweeping digital asset regulations take effect in September
An old Bitcoin address holding millions in Bitcoin that had not made any transactions in over 14 years suddenly reactivated yesterday. Per Galaxy Research’s monitoring, the Bitcoin address beginning in “1EBz” first took in the Bitcoin on July 16, 2011, when BTC traded under $15. It sat untouched until 20:14 UTC on August 6, 2026,…
