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Ledger Confirms Hidden Chip in Crypto Wallet Amid $92M Theft Claims

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Hardware wallet maker Ledger confirmed the presence of a previously undisclosed chip in its latest product. This confirmation came in response to an online video alleging the chip could facilitate a $92 million theft. The company stated the chip is a standard secure element sourced from an established supplier. It is intended to enhance security and is not a secret backdoor.

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