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Trezor Reduces Number of Resellers Following Ledger Drainage Incident

Trezor Reduces Number of Resellers Following Ledger Drainage Incident
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Hardware manufacturer Trezor has said it is checking which vendors it works with following reports of lost funds from Ledger models. Hardware manufacturer Trezor has said it has reduced the number of resellers it works with following supply-chain incidents related to its competitor Ledger. The Prague, Czech Republic-based company added in a Tuesday post on X that it was in the process of checking which vendors it works with. It added that there were no reports of any issues with Trezor devices.

First reported by Bitcoin Magazine. This page is a short excerpt; the full text is theirs.

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