Crypto-stealing module soldered into Trezor wallet Hardware wallet maker Trezor has been notified of a possible change to a Secure Wallet 5 purchased in August from Malaysian retailer CryptoBilis. According to the owner, the module may work in the same way as previously modified ledger devices. The company has not yet tested the device itself. There have been no reports of funds being stolen from Tresor users. What should owners do? The company called on customers who purchased wallets since March 2026 to transfer funds to a new wallet with a new initial phrase. It is not safe to use the same phrase on another device. If you don't have a hardware wallet, Trezor recommends temporarily using a software wallet or a trusted exchange. CryptoBilis is excluded from official resellers. Trezor removed the seller from the list following reports of altered ledger devices. The company checked four additional wallets purchased from him - no traces of tampering were found in them. Trezor has yet to receive the device itself, which has been reported. The investigation continues. Context: What Happened to Ledger? In early October, Ledger wallets sold through the same Malaysian marketer were found to contain soldered modules to steal sperm expressions. The damage from the mass theft, according to various estimates, ranges from 86 to 102 million dollars; Ledger did not confirm the final amount. The company claims that an organized group bought the devices, installed hidden implants in them and returned them for sale through official resellers. Ledger's own systems were not hacked. Financial guard daughter. C | at MAX.