After Ledger’s Reseller Breach, Trezor Pares Back Who Can Sell Its Hardware Wallets
By Unchained
AI summary of the source article
Hardware wallet maker Trezor is reducing its list of authorized resellers following recent supply-chain incidents. Trezor described the move as a preventive measure and confirmed reseller CryptoBilis was removed from its list.
Why it matters
A smaller network, Trezor said, lets it “more effectively check those we work with.”
Key facts
- Trezor is shrinking its authorized reseller list, citing 'recent supply-chain incidents' as the reason.
- Trezor stated there is no evidence its devices have been compromised and called the move a preventive step.
- Trezor confirmed that reseller CryptoBilis was removed from its reseller list and sales through it had stopped.
Source excerpt · Unchained
The hardware wallet maker called the cut a preventive step after "recent supply-chain incidents," but Tuesday's post did not say how many resellers it is dropping or which ones. The post After Ledger’s Reseller Breach, Trezor Pares Back Who Can Sell Its Hardware Wallets appeared first on Unchained .