Ledger Advises CryptoBilis Buyers to Move Funds After Wallet Tampering

The significance here is the supply-chain angle: tampering occurred at the reseller level, not in Ledger's own production, which means the trust boundary now extends to every intermediary in the distribution chain. This affects buyers who sourced hardware through third-party channels rather than direct, and it undercuts the core assumption that a factory-sealed device is inherently safe to initialize. The open question is whether reseller-sourced hardware wallets face broader scrutiny, and how quickly migration guidance translates into actual asset movement.