Karpelès Says Ledger Received Tampering Reports Since December 2025

Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès said Ledger had received hardware-tampering reports since December 2025 but had not publicly warned users, raising concerns about how the company communicates device-security risks. Karpelès urged Ledger to be more transparent and cited security researcher Joe Grand’s March 4, 2026, report about a compromised Ledger Nano X purchased through Lazada. Ledger acknowledged the issue but has not disclosed further details. A separate security incident disclosed Oct. 9 involved devices sold by an authorized reseller. TokenPost has previously covered Karpelès’ warning about altered Ledger devices and potential recovery-phrase exposure . He also published a public catalog of 14 devices classified as tampered or counterfeit, with entries naming seven sellers. Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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