Bitcoin hardware wallet maker destroys some inventory after more than $88 million stolen
2026-08-04T02:51:49Z•4e7e41e818f82bfb8c4093904895138e061a6af615108c293498334751dd493b
CISAPLCRussian state-sponsored threat actorcredential theftcritical infrastructurecryptocurrency theftdata breachespionagefirmware vulnerabilityhardware wallethotel Wi-Fimalwareoperational technologypatient datapersonally identifiable informationthird-party cloudwater sector
What happened
A news feed reports multiple cybersecurity incidents, including an $88 million cryptocurrency theft linked to a hardware-wallet firmware vulnerability, a breach exposing 31,000 Liechtenstein company and trust records, unauthorized access to Amgen patient and proprietary data through third-party cloud systems, Russian state-sponsored compromise of hotel Wi-Fi networks for credential theft and malware delivery, and increased attacks targeting water-sector OT systems and exposed PLCs. No specific CVE identifiers are provided.
Why it matters
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- 4e7e41e818f82bfb8c4093904895138e061a6af615108c293498334751dd493b
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- 2026-08-04T02:51:49Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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