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Trezor tightens channel management following supply chain incident, says no evidence devices were compromised

PANews October 13 news: Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor stated that in light of recent supply chain security incidents, the company has decided to reduce the number of partner resellers in order to more effectively vet its partner channels.

Trezor emphasized that there is currently "no evidence" that its hardware wallet devices have been compromised, and that this adjustment is a preventive measure aimed at further strengthening supply chain security management.

Trezor also thanked its partners for their cooperation and said it will continue to monitor supply chain security issues in the industry. Recently, the hardware wallet industry has drawn attention due to multiple suspected device supply chain tampering incidents, and several manufacturers have begun strengthening channel vetting and security measures.

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