Bitcoin hardware wallet maker destroys some inventory after more than $88 million stolen
2026-08-03T20:51:49Z•648a4387dabdfa367c43e0efc7c163ae7f72b0a3f840acac416de6917a7985ae
CISAPLC exposureRussian state-sponsored activitycredential theftcritical infrastructurecryptocurrency theftdata breachespionagefirmware vulnerabilityhardware wallethealthcarehotel Wi-Fimalwareoperational technologypersonal datathird-party cloudwater sector
What happened
The document aggregates five cybersecurity news reports covering a cryptocurrency hardware-wallet firmware vulnerability that enabled more than $88 million in theft, a breach exposing 31,000 Liechtenstein corporate and trust records, theft of Amgen patient and proprietary data through third-party cloud systems, Russian state-sponsored espionage targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks, and attacks against water-sector operational technology. The reports indicate significant financial, privacy, espionage, and critical-infrastructure risks, but provide insufficient technical detail to map the incidents to
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