Trezor cut its reseller network by 80% after finding more spy implants in devices sold by Malaysian vendor CryptoBilis. Only 20% of vendors complied with new rules covering device sourcing, storage and access. An update released on November 11 prevents implants from recording data and triggering the capture of a seed phrase, but cannot protect backups already captured. Three Trezor Safe 5 wallets were affected, no cryptocurrency theft was reported, and CryptoBilis customers were told to move their funds to a new wallet. Separately, the attack involving Ledger wallets resulted in more than $86 million being stolen, including $10 million in stolen funds frozen by Tether.
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