TREE NEWS reports: Ambire said the Ledger SDK’s reporting code includes destination addresses and device details by default, and that it kept the affected versions out of production. The disclosure centers on signing metadata being transmitted automatically rather than only on request. Ambire did not say which versions were affected or how it isolated them.
Ledger SDK Sends Signing Metadata by Default, Ambire Says
The substance here is less about a single wallet vendor than about default telemetry in signing flows, where destination addresses are exactly the kind of data hardware wallets are trusted to keep local. That Ambire flagged it and kept affected versions out of production matters, but the absence of version details or an isolation method leaves the practical exposure unclear for other integrators. The open question is whether default metadata transmission in signing tooling gets treated as a design flaw across the ecosystem or as an accepted norm.
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