PANews October 13 news: Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor, in response to user concerns on X, stated that it is actively investigating the situation and has so far received no reports of tampered Trezor devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis, nor are there any indications that Trezor devices have been affected. As a precaution, CryptoBilis has been removed from the reseller list and product sales through it have been stopped. Trezor reminded users not to forcibly open the device casing, as the built-in battery in Safe 7 makes disassembly a safety risk, and anyone with concerns should contact official support.
Trezor: No signs of affected devices at present; CryptoBilis has been removed from the reseller list.
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