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Multiple outlets including The Block, The Verge, Business Insider and CryptoPotato corroborate the CoinTelegraph report on Ledger tampering in Europe, the XRP AI-discovered bug, and Vitalik Buterin’s comments on AI cryptanalysis risks.

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Ledger tampering reaches Europe, XRP overflow bug exposed by AI

Ledger supply-chain tampering has reportedly reached Europe and an AI-assisted review uncovered a dormant XRP minting flaw. The incidents highlight ongoing hardware and protocol risks in crypto.

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Tampered Ledger devices have appeared in Europe after $93.4 million in reported Asian losses. An X user posted photos of a modified unit bought from MediaMarkt that matches the implant found in CryptoBilis reseller devices. Veria Labs received a $250,000 bounty after its AI found two low-severity bugs in rippled that could mint more than 18 trillion XRP in one transaction; RippleX patched the issues three days after the September 22 report.

Three security developments in crypto hardware and ledgers drew attention this week. A hardware wallet supply-chain attack has reportedly expanded beyond Asia while researchers disclosed a long-hidden flaw in XRP code.
The firm reported that its AI discovered two low-severity bugs in rippled that could be chained to mint more than 18 trillion XRP in a single transaction.
Tampered Ledger devices appear in Europe after $93.4 million in reported Asian losses. An X user posted photos of a modified Ledger purchased from MediaMarkt in Europe two weeks earlier. The implant matches an earlier version of the one tied to CryptoBilis reseller devices in Asia, though no funds have been taken from the European unit. Source: CoinTelegraph ↗
POST FROM @Ledger· official company update on the tampered Ledger devices mentioned in the article
https://x.com/Ledger/status/2109331538072494364
Veria Labs receives $250,000 bounty for XRP overflow bug found by AI agent. The firm reported that its AI discovered two low-severity bugs in rippled that could be chained to mint more than 18 trillion XRP in a single transaction. RippleX patched the issues three days after they were reported on September 22, and no exploitation has been observed. Source: CoinTelegraph ↗
The Ethereum co-founder agreed that rapid AI math advances could threaten current blockchain cryptography sooner than quantum computers.
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Vitalik Buterin endorses calls for crypto ‘bunker mode’ against AI-driven cryptanalysis. The Ethereum co-founder agreed that rapid AI math advances could threaten current blockchain cryptography sooner than quantum computers. He advised against immediate wallet migrations while urging preparation for the risk. Source: CoinTelegraph ↗
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