<ul><li>Ledger users are being targeted by scammers sending fake physical letters that mimic official communications, asking for their seed phrases.</li><li>The scam letters appear legitimate, using Ledger’s logo, business address, and threats of account deactivation to pressure recipients.</li><li>This phishing attempt may be connected to the 2020 Ledger data breach that exposed over 270,000 customers’ personal details, including home addresses.</li><li>A recent crypto scam involves sending physical letters to Ledger hardware wallet owners, requesting confirmation of private seed phrases to steal funds.</li></ul>

Ledger Warns Users of Scam Letters Demanding Seed Phrases

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