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TRX Trezor reduces reseller network after supply-chain incidents
Trezor is reducing its network of authorized resellers, according to The Defiant and Cointelegraph. The Defiant reports CryptoBilis is already off Trezor's seller list and that the company says the wider reduction is preventive and that it has no evidence its devices were compromised. Cointelegraph reports CCO Danny Sanders said certain hardware wallet resellers were notified they would be removed from Trezor's list of authorized entities starting Jan. 1, framing the move as a preventative step amid Ledger tampering reports.
Why “Unverified”
- 2 independent sources (The Defiant, Cointelegraph), but no primary confirmation
2 independent source groups across 2 posts · evidence score 75/100. How labels work
What the sources claim
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Trezor is shrinking its reseller network after hardware wallet supply-chain incidents.
“Trezor Shrinks Reseller Network After Hardware Wallet Supply-Chain Incidents”
The Defiant -
CryptoBilis is already off Trezor's seller list.
“CryptoBilis is already off Trezor’s seller list.”
The Defiant -
Trezor says the wider reduction is preventive and that it has no evidence its devices were compromised.
“The company says the wider reduction is preventive and that it has no evidence its devices were compromised.”
The Defiant -
Trezor is reducing resellers as a preventative step amid Ledger tampering reports.
“Trezor reduces resellers as a ‘preventative step’ amid Ledger tampering reports”
Cointelegraph -
CCO Danny Sanders said certain hardware wallet resellers were notified they would be removed from Trezor's list of authorized entities starting Jan. 1.
“CCO Danny Sanders said he had notified certain hardware wallet resellers that they would be removed from Trezor’s list of authorized entities starting Jan. 1.”
Cointelegraph
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