The most likely scenario would be a scam operation from a shady reseller.
However, as no demonstration of the attack in the real has been shown, it is very unlikely.
In both cases, a successful firmware update is a proof that your machine has never been compromised.
Man working on the computer with bitcoin analyst software. Specialistic programmer hardware and devices around. Cryptocurrency business.
Funds have not been at risk, and there was no demonstration of any real-life attack on our devices.
Eric Larcheveque, Ledger CEO claimed that there were no reports of the vulnerability affecting any active devices.
No one was compromised that we know of, he said.
We have no knowledge that any gadget was affected.
For his part, Rashid was disappointed with the speed with which Ledger responded to his claims.
We were in contact with Saleem for the last four months.
It is incorrect to state that we did not reply to him or do anything.
All systems have vulnerabilities.
Thats part of the life of any security system.
Its a game of cat and mouse.
Source:BBC
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