Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor has decided to revoke authorization for several third-party resellers starting January 1, 2027, to strengthen control over its supply chain. This decision follows a security breach at competitor Ledger, which allowed malicious hardware implants to be installed in devices sold through resellers in Southeast Asia. On-chain analysts estimate that this incident may have led to losses exceeding $90 million in cryptocurrencies. Trezor clarified that no evidence of compromise to its own devices has been found, but the measure aims to eliminate potential risks associated with third-party distribution.
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