Researchers Say Ledger Was Told of Hardware Implants Months Ago

The timeline is the story here: separate reports of tampered hardware reaching Ledger months before its public acknowledgment, with the company now confirming one finding while staying silent on the rest. That gap matters most for self-custody users, whose entire security model rests on the assumption that a compromised device would trigger a fast, loud warning. Whether Ledger explains the delay, and whether it treats device-level tampering as a disclosure obligation rather than a PR matter, is the open question.