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Ledger reviews device sales policies after $90 million spyware theft

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Hardware implants in devices sold through reseller CryptoBilis reportedly captured recovery phrases and drained hundreds of wallets Ledger is taking a hard look at how its hardware wallets reach customers. The French company is reviewing its device sales policies after spyware thefts caused $90 million in losses, Bloomberg reported. Ledger SAS announced the review on October 13, 2026. It covers the company’s consumer device sales policies and processes, and it follows a supply-chain attack tied to one of its authorized resellers. The compromised devices were sold through CryptoBilis, an authorized Ledger reseller. The incident first surfaced around October 9, 2026.

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