Ledger library hacked and the company warns against the use of decentralized applications
Hardware wallet maker Ledger has warned its users against connecting to decentralized applications (dapps), following the identification of a malicious version of the Ledger Connect Kit.
A Ledger spokesperson said it had identified and removed a malicious version of the Ledger Connect Kit. The malicious file is currently being replaced with an original copy. He advised against interacting with any decentralized applications at the present time.
The spokesperson added that Ledger devices and the Ledger Live app were not compromised, and that the company will continue to inform users of developments in the situation.
The spokesperson added that Ledger devices and the Ledger Live app were not compromised, and that the company will continue to inform users of developments in the situation.
The developer of the MetaMask wallet also warned users to stop using decentralized applications immediately after news of the attack circulated.