Ledger, one of the leading software developers for cryptocurrency wallets, experienced glitches on Friday morning UTC that triggered losses for its Ethereum Chrome application and disruptions across the Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC) network, Ledger revealed without further specifying. All financial losses will be repaid to customers, the France-based company said.
Ledger reported about the issues on Twitter and claimed that the problems are not a security breach.
“There is currently an issue on the Ledger Wallet Ethereum Chrome application, showing on screen a static address (same for all users). This looks more like a bug than a compromission. Engineering is working on it, we'll know more soon. PLEASE USE ONLY LEDGER LIVE / MEW MEANWHILE,” the company said.
Around 10 minutes later, Ledger confirmed that there is no hack attack and reported that the technical problems came as a side effect when the company urged customers to use their recently introduced Ledger Live application instead of the Chrome extension. ETH and ETC infrastructure will be resu...
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