Ledger and Trezor have jointly called for more responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities, citing AI's role in reducing the cost and difficulty of finding and exploiting flaws. Trezor security chief Jan Komárek singled out the recent theft of 4,000 BTC from Liquid Network as a violation of responsible disclosure principles.
Ledger and Trezor have urged the security community to adopt more responsible vulnerability disclosure practices, warning that AI is making it easier and cheaper to discover and exploit bugs.
Jan Komárek, Trezor's head of security, singled out the recent theft of 4,000 BTC from the Liquid Network, calling it “a violation of responsible disclosure principles.”
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