Blockchain security firm SlowMist said a fake "Ledger firmware update" campaign is being used to attack users by exploiting the recent Ledger supply chain incident. According to the alert, the phishing site closely imitates legitimate interfaces and includes a fake "Genuine check" page, a device selection screen, and an "Update now" button. SlowMist warned users not to update Ledger devices through links on websites and not to enter their recovery phrase anywhere. The notice was cited by ChainCatcher in a 7x24 newsflash.
ChainCatcher reported that SlowMist has warned about a fake "Ledger firmware update" campaign that is exploiting the recent Ledger supply chain incident to target users.
SlowMist said the phishing page is highly realistic, featuring 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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