Ledger

Jeju police have arrested four individuals in connection with the fatal crypto-related robbery of a Chinese investor. This incident underscores the growing threat of violent attacks on crypto investors driven by the pursuit of digital assets.

French authorities rescued Ledger co-founder David Balland and his wife from a crypto ransom plot after kidnappers severed his finger and sent it as a threat. Media was asked to withhold reporting to protect the rescue, while initial reports misidentified the victim, raising suspicions of deliberate misdirection.

Rumours about the alleged kidnapping of Ledger co-founder Eric Larchevêque have sparked controversy, with reports dismissing them as a hoax due to a lack of evidence or police confirmation. The launch of the “Justice for Eric” meme coin added to the intrigue but quickly collapsed, highlighting the ongoing challenge of misinformation in the blockchain community.

Europol and six nations dismantled a network laundering proceeds from major crimes, arresting nine and seizing evidence, €35,000 in cash, and €25 million in cryptocurrencies.

Revolut's collaboration with Ledger marks a significant step in broadening access to cryptocurrencies in Europe, streamlining investment opportunities while prioritising user security.

Ledger commits to reimbursing users post-exploit and enhancing security by discontinuing blind signing, shifting towards Clear Signing standards.

Ledger announces an end to blind signing for Ethereum dApps by 2024, following a recent exploit, enhancing security and user transparency.

Ledger CEO addresses and overcomes a DeFi hacking incident, enhancing security and reinforcing user trust.