Hardware wallet maker Ledger has announced that it plans to reimburse the victims of last week’s Connect Kit exploit, which saw the attacker siphon off $600,000 worth of crypto assets.
Ledger stated that the company would ensure all impacted users are made whole, while blind signing will be disallowed by June 2024.
Ledger To Reimburse Hack Victims
Ledger announced the decision on X (formerly Twitter), stating that it was aware of the $600,000 worth of assets stolen or impacted from users through blind signing on Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) decentralized applications (dApps). Several decentralized applications using Ledger’s connector library, including SushiSwap and Revoke.Cash was compromised on the 14th of December, leading to massive losses. In its announcement, Ledger stated it would ensure that impacted users would be reimbursed.
“We are 100% focused on following up on last week’s security incident, making sure incidents like this are prevented in the future and
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