A crypto scammer moved millions in stolen funds into hardware wallets for safekeeping, only to watch a second thief drain every last coin days later. The chain of events reveals a supply chain threat that could put far more than…
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In an unexpected twist, a crypto scammer ranks among the largest victims of the Ledger hack, according to blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. On September 22, 2026, the operator of a “task scam” transferred the scam’s earnings into three Ledger addresses. Then, on October 9, criminals drained all three wallets, each in a single transfer to the same wallet,…
