Ledger Launches $899 Security Device After $90 Million Heist
Published 6h ago · Latest report 2h ago · Product launch
Covered in 2 countries
Ledger introduces an $899 secure device following a massive $90 million crypto theft.
Cryptocurrency hardware maker Ledger released an $899 smartphone-like device designed for secure tasks. The launch follows a sophisticated $90 million cyber theft involving hidden password readers inside USB tools. The new product aims to protect individuals and businesses from similar attacks.
- The device costThe new hardware tool is priced at $899.
- The attack methodCriminals stole funds by concealing password readers within USB-like devices.
- Company assessmentLedger described the security breach as one of the most advanced attacks in the industry.
Why it matters
Cryptocurrency hardware wallets are widely considered safer than software alternatives, but high-profile thefts continue to test consumer trust. Companies are racing to develop specialized tools that isolate sensitive transactions from everyday devices.
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Ledger has unveiled an $899 smartphone-like security device in the wake of a $90 million cryptocurrency theft executed via compromised USB tools.
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- Financial TimesCriminals stole $90mn of crypto by hiding password readers in USB-like devices2h ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesLedger unveils US$899 smartphone-like device after US$90 million crypto theft6h ago · open ↗
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