“Everybody will be hacked”: Ledger’s warning puts wallet security to the test
By Rony Roy
Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier’s warning that everyone will eventually be hacked came after attackers put hidden components inside genuine hardware wallets to capture recovery phrases. The incident brings the security question beyond the private key stored in a chip. A…
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