Coldcard warns: move BTC after $38M theft hits firmware
The $38M theft from a single compromised wallet makes this the largest hardware-wallet supply-chain attack on record, with Coldcard pointing users straight at a firmware load-bearing weakness.
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The $38M theft from a single compromised wallet makes this the largest hardware-wallet supply-chain attack on record, with Coldcard pointing users straight at a firmware load-bearing weakness.
Roughly 500 wallet addresses were drained in a pattern tied to a Mk3 firmware bug, putting the total stolen above $35M and forcing Coinkite to flag every device that ever generated a seed on 4.0.1 or…
The real target isn't a developer's wallet file — it's the workstation, where SSH keys, AWS credentials, GitHub tokens and live AI coding sessions all sit on the same machine.
Socket's TrapDoor disclosure named 34+ malicious packages across npm, PyPI and Crates.io targeting developer machines, CI/CD credentials and AI coding files — the control plane a smart-contract audit…