A security researcher said they bought a fake Ledger device from a Chinese marketplace that had modified hardware and firmware designed to steal crypto.

Fake Ledger Nano S Plus devices and fraudulent Ledger Live apps have drained millions from unsuspecting crypto wallet users ...

The Ledger Live and Freecash incidents remind us that whatever Apple's app-vetting procedure is, it's not working.

A Philadelphia musician lost 5.92 Bitcoin after installing a counterfeit wallet app, underscoring risks in trusted software ...

Apple removed a fake Ledger Live app from the App Store after more than 50 victims lost $9.5 million in cryptocurrency ...

A fake Ledger Live app on the Apple App Store led to $9.5M in crypto theft. Here is how the scam worked and why it matters.

A fake Ledger Live app on the Mac App Store duped more than 50 users, swiping more than $9 million in a new crypto scam.

Onchain investigator ZachXBT said a fake Ledger Live app listed on Apple’s App Store was tied to about $9.5 million in crypto ...

The theft apparently combined a counterfeit app with a critical mistake by the musician.

On April 11, 2026, Dutton revealed that he lost approximately 5.9 Bitcoin (BTC)—valued at over $420,000 at the time—from his ...

Musician G. Love lost 5.9 Bitcoin accumulated over a decade after entering his seed phrase into a fraudulent Ledger app downloaded from Apple’s App Store.

According to G Love, the malicious app he downloaded prompted him to enter his 24-word seed phrase. Shortly after, hackers ...