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Ledger Blames Organized Group for Months-Long Wallet Tampering Campaign

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Briefings

A company stated it is restricting access to its devices and banning the resale of returns to prevent a months-long tampering campaign by an organized group. The company claims this action is part of an existing ban on unauthorized reselling. The evidence provided is insufficient to confirm the specific group involved or the exact timeline of the campaign, leaving the scope of the tampering and its duration uncertain.

Key points

• The company is restricting access to its devices and banning the resale of returns to prevent a tampering campaign.
• The company claims this action is part of an existing ban on unauthorized reselling.

Context

The company is taking action to prevent a months-long wallet tampering campaign by an organized group. The evidence provided is insufficient to confirm the specific group involved or the exact timeline of the campaign, leaving the scope of the tampering and its duration uncertain.

Limitations

The evidence provided is insufficient to confirm the specific group involved or the exact timeline of the campaign, leaving the scope of the tampering and its duration uncertain.

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