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Trezor is cutting the number of shops authorised to sell its hardware wallets, saying it wants to check every partner closely. It names no countries.

MediaMarktSaturn says it has removed all Ledger products from its stores and online platforms after a buyer's tampering claims, unconfirmed by Ledger.

Ontology's mainnet is back after a 41-hour precautionary halt over an ecosystem project incident; it says the network lost no funds.

The Ledger reseller's former founders say they handed over in March. CZ alleges hackers bought it. No public evidence links the sale to the drains.

Coldcard says a phishing link was posted from its official X account and deleted. What it confirmed, what is reported, what is unknown. Do not visit it.

Ledger says one affected user's device contained an unauthorized hardware implant. What the company confirmed, what it has not said, and why loss totals are not Ledger's.

Raheim Hamilton, co-creator of the Empire Market dark web site, gets 40 years and a $5m fine and agrees to forfeit about 1,230 bitcoin, DOJ says.

XRPL's 9 October 2026 disclosure says an integer overflow in its payment engine could be exploited to create XRP from nothing. Fixed in xrpld 3.4.1 on 25 September, no evidence of exploitation. What an overflow and an amendment are, in plain English.

New York's attorney general says she has secured "up to $35 million" from ex-Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky and a permanent ban from the securities, commodities and crypto industries. Both sums are conditional, and New York may collect nothing if he meets both conditions. The exact terms, and what they do not mean.

An attacker returned 15,000 BNB to the 79thVault project on BNB Chain, a Manhattan jury convicted Uranium Finance hacker Jonathan Spalletta on all counts, and a London court jailed a SIM-swap fraudster for two and a half years. Plus two small DeFi exploits flagged by SlowMist.