Kao i obicno, od Ledgera se uvijek mogu ocekivati "dobre" vijesti. Naime, ona lista korisnika sa leakanim imena i prezimenima, emailovima, adresama i brojevima nije konacna, dodatnih cca 20,000 korisnika je takodjer najebalo. U textu se takodjer navode mjere koje planiraju poduzeti da se ovakvo sranje vise ne ponovi, ali zivi bili pa vidjeli. Ono sto ja znam je da ako ikad budem opet uzimao njihov wallet da sigurno necu narucivati direktno od njih.
On December 20th, 2020 the full contents of the stolen databases were made publicly available in a forum. Once we saw these full databases, we could see that approximately 272,000 customer records including name, address and phone number were stolen in addition to the more than 1M email addresses. As soon as this was discovered we warned affected customers via email (December 21st, 2020).
Now, we have new information to share: on December 23rd, 2020 we received a notification from our e-commerce service provider, Shopify, regarding an incident involving merchant data in which rogue member(s) of their support team obtained customer transactional records, including Ledger’s. The agent(s) illegally exported customer transactional records in April and June 2020. According to Shopify, this is related to the incident reported September 2020, which concerns more than 200 merchants, but until December 21st, 2020, Shopify had not discovered that Ledger was also targeted in this attack. Shopify tells us they engaged digital forensics experts and counsel to continue their investigation on the matter and have reported the matter to law enforcement in both Canada and the USA.
Along with forensic firm Orange Cyberdefense we were able to establish that it affects approximately 292,000 customers. While the database is 93% similar to those exposed in the previous attack there were approximately 20,000 new customer records including, email, name, postal address, product(s) ordered and phone number included in this breach.
https://www.ledger.com/blog/update-efforts-to-protect-your-data-and-prosecute-the-scammers 
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