Singapore police report tampered Ledger wallets costing users $2.7M since Sept. 10

Singapore police report at least two cases of tampered Ledger hardware wallets costing users about 3.5 million Singapore dollars ($2.7 million) since Sept. 10, nearly a month before the wider incident became public. Ledger issued a public alert on Oct. 9 about tampered devices found in the CryptoBilis supply chain, with nearly $100 million drained from wallets containing spyware components. Police issued a consumer advisory on Oct. 28, while Ledger asked retailers in Southeast Asia to suspend sales on Oct. 13 as investigations continued.