Blockchain security firm SlowMist said a fake "Ledger firmware update" campaign is circulating in the market and is using the recent Ledger supply chain incident as bait. According to the alert, the phishing flow closely imitates legitimate Ledger interfaces, including a fake "Genuine check" page, a device selection screen, and an "Update now" button designed to push users into taking action. SlowMist urged users not to update Ledger devices through website links and not to enter their Recovery Phrase anywhere. The warning points to a social engineering setup built around visual imitation rather than a legitimate device update process.
Odaily reported that blockchain security firm SlowMist has warned about a fake "Ledger firmware update" campaign that is exploiting the recent Ledger supply chain incident to attack users.
SlowMist said the phishing page closely imitates official-looking flows, including a fake "Genuine check" page, a device selection interface, and an "Update now" button.
The firm warned users not to update Ledger devices through website links and not to enter their Recovery Phrase anywhere.
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