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Karpelès Reports Ledger Implants in Devices From Two More Resellers

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Briefings

Ledger reported no tampering in German stock inspections of devices containing Karpelès implants, though it has not verified a specific drain linked to a device purchased outside Southeast Asia. The company's authenticity check cannot detect added hardware, and the investigation focused on two additional resellers. The findings were published on October 16, 2026, and the report does not confirm the drain's existence or its connection to the specific device.

Key points

• Ledger conducted German stock inspections of devices containing Karpelès implants and found no tampering.
• Ledger has not verified a drain tied to a device bought outside Southeast Asia.

Context

Ledger reported no tampering in German stock inspections of devices containing Karpelès implants, though it has not verified a specific drain linked to a device purchased outside Southeast Asia. The investigation focused on two additional resellers.

Limitations

Ledger's authenticity check cannot detect added hardware, and the report does not confirm the drain's existence or its connection to the specific device. Evidence is limited to German stock inspections and mentions of two resellers without further verification of the drain.

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