October 12th 2026, 7:01 AM
Ledger Exposes Southeast Asia Reseller CryptoBilis in $91M Drain Incident
Key Summary
Ledger has confirmed that $91 million in stolen funds were drained from users due to devices sold through the Southeast Asia reseller CryptoBilis, with one affected customer's device containing an unauthorized hardware implant, and the company is urging users to reach out to Ledger Support and not purchase from unauthorized resellers
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Incident Overview
Ledger has updated its investigation into a draining incident that resulted in an estimated $91 million in stolen funds. The company has confirmed that all confirmed cases from the October 9th incident involve devices sold through the Southeast Asia reseller CryptoBilis.Affected Devices and Customers
One affected customer's device contained an unauthorized hardware implant, but Ledger has not stated that the implant caused every loss. The company has confirmed that the number of affected devices is limited.Response and Recommendations
Ledger is urging users to reach out to Ledger Support through official channels and file complaints with their local law enforcement authorities. The company is also advising users not to purchase from unauthorized resellers, where the risk of buying suspicious, counterfeit or modified devices is high.Systems and Direct Sales Channels
Ledger's systems and direct sales channels remain unaffected by the incident, according to the company.Next Steps
Ledger is working with authorities while it reaches out to impacted users and provides further guidance on the incident.#Bitcoin#US#Crypto#SEC#SoutheastAsia#Asia