Ledger wallet user reports 10 BTC loss — Community blames phishing
Hardware wallet provider Ledger has linked a recent loss of funds by one of its users to a phishing attack in February 2022.
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Hardware wallet provider Ledger has linked a recent loss of funds by one of its users to a phishing attack in February 2022.
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