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The Ledger security team discovered an Android vulnerability that can extract cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases in 45 seconds

According to The Block, Ledger's security research team Donjon has discovered a vulnerability in the secure boot chain of MediaTek processors, allowing attackers to extract encryption keys via USB connection before the operating system loads, provided they have physical access to the phone. This could enable them to decrypt device storage and obtain the device PIN code and encrypted wallet mnemonic within approximately 45 seconds.In proof-of-concept tests, the vulnerability successfully extracted sensitive data from wallet applications such as Trust Wallet, Kraken Wallet, and Phantom. Researchers indicate that this vulnerability may affect about 25% of Android phones, involving models that use MediaTek chips and Trustonic's Trusted Execution Environment. Ledger's Chief Technology Officer Charles Guillemet stated that smartphones were never designed to be vaults. Although the vulnerability can be patched, it highlights the inherent risks of storing keys on non-secure devices, and users are advised to update security patches as soon as possible.According to data from TRM Labs, over 80% of the $2.1 billion in stolen crypto assets in the first half of 2025 stemmed from infrastructure attacks such as private key theft, mnemonic theft, and front-end hijacking. Chainalysis data shows that losses from crypto asset theft exceeded $3.41 billion in 2024, with the proportion of stolen personal wallets rising from 7.3% in 2022 to 44% in 2024.

first_img The blockchain game Genome has disclosed that it is facing closure due to market changes, and the team is seeking possibilities for survival

The blockchain gaming platform Genome announced that due to changes in market sentiment, the decline of the InfoFi sector, and shifts in external conditions, the project is facing closure, and the team is evaluating whether it can continue to move forward.The announcement disclosed that over the past 8-10 months, Genome has raised approximately $600,000 through NFT sales and public fundraising, while core team members have personally invested about $500,000. Additionally, some members chose to delay salary payments in exchange for token allocations, bringing the total investment to around $950,000 to $1,000,000.During this period, the team completed the development of several core products and infrastructure, including the Splice platform, but the project could not be sustained due to changes in the X API. The announcement detailed the team composition and monthly costs, covering engineering positions such as front-end, back-end, smart contracts, and machine learning, as well as functions like product, operations, and design.Operational costs include cloud infrastructure, development tools, third-party APIs, etc. The raised funds were initially stored in an exchange wallet and later used for development, infrastructure, and operational expenses. The team stated that they are exploring possibilities for financing, acquisition, or collaboration, but there are currently no definite outcomes, and the project has not issued tokens.
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