Bitcoin hardware wallet maker destroys some inventory after more than $88 million stolen
2026-08-04T08:51:48Z•0832e6d0411adcd7e1e2b7a5dfdfad90e12624958157e94709536ebdbdb1ed12
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What happened
A security news digest covering major cyber incidents and advisories, including theft exceeding $88 million linked to a firmware vulnerability in a bitcoin hardware wallet, a breach of 31,000 Liechtenstein corporate records, patient and proprietary data exposure at Amgen through third-party cloud systems, Russian state-sponsored espionage targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks, and increased attacks against water-sector operational technology. The most urgent systemic risk is the compromise of internet-exposed PLCs and other OT assets.
Why it matters
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