A user of the Ledger hardware wallet under the pseudonym Anchor Drops reported the theft of 10 bitcoins (about $1 million) and NFTs worth $1.5 million. The incident is linked to a phishing attack from February 2022. According to experts, the user accidentally signed a malicious transaction, allowing the hacker to gain access to their assets. Ledger urges users to check all transactions and review access rights.
12/13/2024 2:49:23 PM (GMT+1)
Victim of a phishing attack: Ledger user lost 10 bitcoins worth $1 million and NFTs worth $1.5 million, the hacker waited 3 years to withdraw the funds 🚨
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