Ledger Warns Users It Will Never Ask for 24-Word Seed Phrase

Ledger restating a basic security rule is less a product update than a signal of how persistent seed-phrase phishing remains around hardware wallets, where a single compromise is irreversible. The reminder matters most for newer self-custody users, who are the likeliest targets and the least familiar with how support impersonation works. The open question is whether clearer transaction signing reduces user error as much as it limits blind-signing exposure, or whether social engineering keeps proving the harder problem to close.