UPDATE: 🚨 Ledger says all confirmed cases in last week’s crypto-draining incident involve devices from Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis.

First reported Oct 12, 2026, 07:25 UTC

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UPDATE: 🚨 Ledger says all confirmed cases in last week’s crypto-draining incident involve devices from Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis. — @CoinMarketCap (X), Oct 12, 2026, 07:25 UTC
HACKERS BOUGHT CRYPTOBILIS, @cz_binance ALLEGES Former founders describe a handover, not a link to the thefts. @Ledger says all confirmed drains involved devices sold by the reseller and warns buyers not to initialize unused ones. Read more here… — @DefiantNews (X), Oct 12, 2026, 07:50 UTC
UPDATE: @Ledger confirms a hardware implant was found inside a device linked to the $93M theft, with all confirmed cases tied to Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBillis. Ledger’s internal systems and direct sales channels remain unaffected. — @CoinDesk (X), Oct 12, 2026, 08:26 UTC
$3.47B Lost in the 24 Biggest Hacks Since 2025, and Ledger Is the Newest One On October 9, an attacker drained over $93M from 315 wallets in a few hours. All the confirmed victims had bought Ledger devices from CryptoBilis, an authorized reseller in Southeast Asia. Ledger says… — Закрепи.sender, Oct 12, 2026, 14:31 UTC
Ledger says every confirmed October 9 wallet drain involved a CryptoBilis device and tells initialized-device buyers to move funds to a new seed. https://defiprime.com/ledger-links-cryptobilis-devices-to-confirmed-drains — Закрепи.sender, Oct 12, 2026, 17:25 UTC

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