POPA ReconEU Gives Wallet Makers 24 Hours to Report Flaws
EU Gives Wallet Makers 24 Hours to Report Flaws The EU's Cyber Resilience Act now requires in-scope wallet makers to report exploited flaws within 24 hours, a rule that took effect on September 11. The requirement covers commercial makers of connected hardware wallets and downloadable wallet software placed on the EU market. Beyond the 24-hour alert for an actively exploited vulnerability or serious security incident, manufacturers owe a fuller notification within 72 hours, a final vulnerability report no later than 14 days after a corrective or mitigating measure becomes available, and a fi…
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