A recent security breach targeting Ledger’s official Discord server has reignited concerns about user safety in the crypto space. A hacker exploited a community moderator account to spread phishing scams, prompting a strong public backlash and renewed calls for stronger security measures from the company. The attack involved a malicious bot impersonating staff and urging users to reveal their seed phrases via fake vulnerability claims. Users were then directed to a phishing site posing as a legitimate recovery mechanism. Ledger swiftly responded by removing the infected account, shutting down the malicious link, and reporting it to authorities. The company also conducted an internal review of Discord permissions to reinforce security protocols. This breach follows a string of other incidents impacting Ledger users: in April, scammers sent physical letters resembling official Ledger communications with fake QR codes prompting individuals to reveal their seed phrases; in 2021, users reported receiving tampered Ledger devices that contained malware. These occurrences have fueled anxieties about the company’s commitment to user safety. While Ledger assures that this incident was isolated and quickly dealt with, many members of the crypto community are questioning its handling of the situation and the lack of strong verification protocols across all community channels. This latest breach might significantly influence customer trust and the future development of innovative security strategies for Ledger.