The Ledger data breach of 2020. We all remember it. Names, home addresses, phone numbers… all just sitting out there. And now, with the upcoming AMA with their new CISO, Matt Johnson, it's time we stop pretending everything is fine. Time to get real on crypto security. One cannot sugarcoat...
Ledger, a leading hardware wallet provider for cryptocurrencies, continues to grapple with the fallout from a significant data breach that occurred on July 14, 2020. The breach was their customers' email addresses and transactional associated data such as purchase items. In response, the company is implementing significant efforts to bolster...
In June 2020, Ledger, the leading hardware wallet manufacturer, experienced a significant data breach. This breach disclosed the personal data of all its users, putting them in danger. This incident quickly became a wake-up call to the industry on just how vital strong security is within the ever-evolving crypto world....
In fact, a major leak that happened just this past September included about 16 billion passwords. This further highlights the critical importance of robust cybersecurity protections, particularly for people and firms in the cryptocurrency industry. This credential-leak debacle on the face value points to dangerous risks that, if left unresolved,...
Another day, another crypto headache. Let's not sugarcoat it: these things are annoying. But instead of throwing our hands up in despair, let's use this as a stark reminder that security in the crypto world isn't just about hardware. It's about you. It would be like putting your faith in...
