Trezor Cuts Resellers as a Preventive Measure After Ledger Reports

Hardware wallet maker Trezor says it is tightening its retail and reseller footprint after reports of supply-chain tampering involving a competitor. The company moved to reduce the number of authorized resellers “as a preventive step,” even as it stressed there is no evidence its own devices have been compromised. The update follows a fresh wave of concern around the integrity of hardware wallets distributed through third parties. Ledger confirmed that at least one of its devices, purchased via a Southeast Asian reseller, contained an unauthorized hardware implant capable of exposing recovery phrases.