Trezor Trims Reseller Network After Ledger Tampering Reports
The hardware wallet maker will remove certain resellers from its authorized list starting January 1, 2027, citing supply-chain security concerns.
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Hardware wallet maker Trezor is reducing its network of authorized resellers following reports that malicious implants were discovered in rival Ledger devices. The company plans to drop affected resellers from its list of authorized partners starting January 1, 2027, according to Decrypt.
Trezor framed the decision as a preventative step. Its chief customer officer, Danny Sanders, said he had informed certain resellers that they would be removed from the authorized list beginning January 1, Cointelegraph reported. Trezor said the reduction would let it examine its remaining partners more closely.
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