According to ME News, on October 12 (UTC+8), Bitcoin News posted on X that, according to reports, the first Ledger Stax hardware wallet discovered with unauthorized hardware implants is capable of transmitting users' mnemonic phrases to attackers. Suspected modifications include a Nordic nRF9151 4G/LTE cellular modem, which may be used to transmit stolen mnemonic data—a component not present in authentic Ledger devices—along with additional unauthorized components installed beside the modem. Cables run across the battery and connect to an antenna hidden inside the back cover. (Source: ODAILY)
Unauthorized hardware implant found in Ledger Stax wallet, capable of transmitting mnemonics
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On-chain news revealed on October 12 (UTC+8) disclosed that a Ledger Stax hardware wallet was found with unauthorized hardware implants. The device contains a Nordic nRF9151 4G/LTE modem capable of transmitting mnemonics. Additional components were installed near the modem, connected via a cable to a hidden antenna. This discovery occurs amid ongoing concerns in the crypto space regarding inflation data.
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