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Nine of the 40 IDs first shipped as benign sports-score tools, the kind of identity swap that turns a trusted extension into a wallet drainer after the user already approved it.
The figure is roughly twice the early read on the incident and lands Coldcard inside a growing supply-chain risk tier no Bitcoin custodian can ignore.
The blast radius is upstream of any exploit: a compromised developer laptop at a subcontractor can inject tainted code into a wallet used by tens of millions before the next release ships.
No assets or data were compromised and no malicious code shipped, but the incident lands as a fresh reminder that DPRK IT-worker infiltration of Western crypto firms is structural, not anecdotal.
A truck maker with a $50B supply chain testing internal settlement rails signals where enterprise blockchain's next foothold may sit: not tokenized treasury, but inter-tier AP and invoicing.
A new malware campaign hits crypto developers upstream, lifting GitHub tokens, SSH keys, and wallets so attackers own the build before a protocol ever goes live.
The ask highlights how tightly Apple's supply chain is bound to Chinese memory production, and how Washington's blacklist regime now has to bend around the consumer electronics sector.
Roughly 16M ADA drained from 374 addresses in three days, and the path forward runs through an unaudited third-party SDK that quietly replaced the wallet's own signing code on June 8.
Google and Nvidia are both considering Intel as a backup chip manufacturer, a development that signals growing concern…
Security researchers have flagged an active malware campaign dubbed TrapDoor, targeting developer environments across…
Tata Electronics and Dutch lithography giant ASML have announced a partnership to construct India's first semiconductor…
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