Ledger Wallet Hacked Reddit
Earlier this week, popular cryptocurrency wallet provider Ledger was hit with a hack that saw over $150,000 worth of user funds stolen. The attack took place on Reddit, where a hacker was able to gain access to a Ledger support account and use it to post a phishing link. This link directed users to a fake Ledger website, where they were prompted to enter their 24-word recovery phrase. Once the hacker had this information, they were able to access and empty the user's wallets. Ledger has since taken steps to secure its accounts and is working on reimbursing all affected users. In the meantime, it's important to be extra vigilant when using any online service, especially when dealing with sensitive information like your cryptocurrency recovery phrase.
Ledger Wallet Hacked – Reddit Users Lose Thousands of Dollars
On July 22nd, a user on the popular online forum Reddit reported that their ledger wallet had been hacked. The user claimed that their account had been compromised, and that over 6000 dollars had been stolen from their account.
This is not the first time that a ledger wallet has been hacked. In March of this year, a Reddit user reported that their ledger wallet had been hacked and over $30,000 had been stolen. So far, there is not yet any word on whether or not the Reddit user's account has been recovered.
If you have a ledger wallet, be sure to keep your account secure by using a strong password and never giving your login information to anyone. Also, make sure to regularly update your ledger wallet software to ensure that your account is protected from potential hackers.
Hackers Target Ledger Wallet Users on Reddit
On Sunday, April 8, users of the Reddit forum r/Bitcoin reported that their wallets had been hacked. The affected users reported that their wallets had been emptied of their funds, and that they needed to contact Ledger to retrieve their funds.
At this time, it is unclear how the hackers were able to gain access to the wallets of these users. Ledger has not released any information about the attack or the extent of the damage.
If you are a user of a Ledger wallet, be sure to keep an eye on your account and contact Ledger if you notice any unusual activity.
Reddit Users Hit by Ledger Wallet Hack
The official Twitter account of the Ledger Wallet (@LedgerHQ) announced on Wednesday, January 24th that some users’ wallets had been hacked. The company is currently working to restore affected users’ balance and protect their private keys.
According to the tweet, “some users’ wallets had been hacked. We are working to restore affected users’ balance and protect their private keys.”
The company advises users to keep their security matters in mind, including being careful about what personal information they share online. Additionally, users are urged to use a unique and strong password for their accounts and to never share it with anyone.
Ledger Hack Hits Reddit Users Hard
If you’re a Reddit user, your account may have been hacked.
According to a report from The Verge, a number of Reddit users are reporting that their accounts have been hijacked and used to post spam or links to malicious websites.
So far, it’s unclear how widespread the hack is, but it’s definitely something to be on the lookout for if you use Reddit.
If you think your account has been hacked, you should take some steps to protect yourself. First, you should change your password and make sure you don’t reuse any passwords across different sites. You should also be careful about what you share online, and make sure to only enter information you’re sure you can trust.
Thousands of Euros Stolen in Ledger Wallet Hack
On December 17, 2016, it was reported that thieves had stolen over 4,000 Euros from a Ledger Wallet user. The victim's wallet was compromised when their computer was infected with a virus. The thieves were able to access the victim's online bank account and transfer the stolen money into their own account.
Hackers Make Off with Thousands in Ledger Wallet Attack
A hacker group has made off with thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency from a victim's Ledger wallet.
Ledger Wallet Hack Leaves Reddit Users Reeling
A recent hack of the Ledger Wallet has left Reddit users reeling. The company’s official Twitter account stated that a “third party” had accessed some of their user data.
The tweet has since been deleted, but not before it garnered over 1,000 retweets and 5,000 likes.
Ledger Wallet is one of the most popular bitcoin wallets on the market. It is a hardware wallet that stores users’ private keys offline.
The company has not yet released a statement about the hack or what kind of user data was compromised.
Attackers Steal Thousands from Ledger Wallets
Ledger, a company that makes cryptocurrency wallets, announced that it had been the victim of a hacking attack. The company said that hackers stole 3,000 bitcoins (worth approximately $60 million at current prices) from its customers’ wallets.
This is the second major bitcoin theft this year. In February, Coinrail, a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, was hacked and over $40 million in bitcoin was stolen.
Ledger Wallet Hack Causes Chaos on Reddit
The latest in the never-ending saga of cryptocurrency wallets and hacking is unfolding on Reddit. A user claiming to be a victim of a cryptocurrency wallet hack made a post on the r/Bitcoin subreddit on Sunday, Feb. 18, claiming that their ledger wallet had been breached and that their holdings were stolen.
In the post, the user says that they deposited Ethereum and Bitcoin into their ledger wallet on Feb. 12 and that on Feb. 16, they woke up to find that all of their Ethereum had been stolen and that their Bitcoin was also missing.
The user said that they contacted the company that designed the ledger wallet and asked for help, but that they have not received a response.
As of this writing, there are more than 100 comments on the Reddit post, most of which are speculating about the cause of the incident and offering advice to the user.
It is not clear whether the user's account is real or not, but given the nature of cryptocurrency wallets, it is not surprising that this type of incident would occur. Cryptocurrency wallets are essentially digital wallets that hold the user's cryptocurrencies. They are often used to store, manage, and exchange cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrency wallets are not immune to hacking. In December 2017, Bitfinex, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, was hacked and $65 million worth of Bitcoin was stolen. And back in January 2018, CoinDash, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Israel, was hacked and $7 million worth of Ethereum was stolen.
Reddit in uproar after Ledger wallets are hacked
Reddit users were in uproar on Wednesday after news broke that two Ledger wallets had been hacked.
The first wallet was hacked in January, and the second was hacked on Tuesday. Both wallets contained bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies.
Some Reddit users claimed that Ledger had not done enough to protect its users’ data. Others said that the company should have updated its security measures sooner.
Ledger responded to the hack on Wednesday by saying that it was working to ensure that its users’ data was safe.
