A fake Ledger app from Apple’s Mac App Store drained nearly 6 BTC, worth more than $424,000, from the musician G. Love.

Ledger Live is an app that allows ledger hardware wallet users to access and send their assets. A fake app named, “Ledger Live Web3” on the Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) App Store led users to assume ...

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Ledger, the company behind popular hardware cryptocurrency wallet Ledger Nano S, has a new product coming: The Ledger Nano X.

The musician G. Love claims to have lost his retirement fund after accidentally downloading a malicious app on Apple’s App Store.

A fake Ledger app on the Apple App Store has cost a musician his retirement fund. James Yarema/Unsplash Philadelphia musician Garrett Dutton, known professionally as G. Love of G. Love & Special Sauce ...

It has been reported that at least 50 users had a total of $9.5 million (approximately 1.5 billion yen) worth of cryptocurrency stolen from them in a few days in early April 2026 by a counterfeit ...

Ledger has rolled out Wallet 4.0, an updated companion app for its hardware wallets with expanded trading, staking, and multi-chain features, while Apple removed a fraudulent Ledger Live app that ...

A fake Mac app designed to look like the real thing snuck past Apple's app review team, costing users $9.5 million in cryptocurrency. According to CoinDesk, a fake macOS version of the Ledger Live ...

The researcher said they examined the fake Ledger device’s firmware and found signs pointing to a Chinese semiconductor company named Espressif Systems. Update April 18, 3:00 am UTC: This article has ...

This news comes on the heels of Benzinga’s Future Of Digital Assets Event in New York scheduled on Nov.14. Attend and learn more about how fake apps and scams are making their way into customers’ ...