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Ledger users encounter physical letter scams, with forged notifications requesting registration for a Bitcoin wallet through ZenLedger

According to Bitcoin News monitoring, a German Ledger user @jayr_crypto reported receiving a forged letter again this week. The letter impersonates Ledger, claiming that new regulations require users to register their Bitcoin wallets through a service called ZenLedger by October 31. The letter uses Ledger's official branding elements and mentions German financial regulators, while also including a QR code that directs users to a so-called mandatory registration process.The user believes that addresses exposed in a previous data breach are being used for targeted attacks on Ledger users. In the same week, Ledger coordinated with MediaMarktSaturn to suspend the sale of its hardware wallets in a European retail network covering 11 countries and over 1,000 stores.Earlier reports indicated that malicious spy implants were found inside Ledger devices purchased from European retailers. Ledger confirmed separately that compromised devices sold by a Southeast Asian distributor contained implants capable of stealing recovery phrases and transmitting them over cellular networks. Ledger has not confirmed any breaches of devices in Europe. Ledger users are currently facing physical supply chain tampering and targeted phishing attacks initiated using home addresses. Do not scan suspicious QR codes or enter recovery phrases.

first_img The settlement network Lynq completed a few minutes of settlement verification with TBMC

The institutional settlement network Lynq, aimed at the digital asset market, and the stablecoin clearinghouse The Better Money Company (TBMC) announced the completion of a real-time proof of concept, demonstrating that institutional settlements can be completed in minutes. This proof of concept is part of the first phase of collaboration between the two parties, utilizing a pre-funded process to complete stablecoin settlements on Lynq.In the proof of concept, TBMC converted assets deposited by clients on Lynq into RLUSD, with settlements completed in minutes. The validation used real production accounts and real institutional counterparties, bypassing traditional banking windows during the settlement process. Interest continued to accrue on the assets during the settlement holding period, calculated using Tassat's Yield in Transit feature, determining accrued interest based on the duration of asset holdings.TBMC founder and CEO Sam Broner stated: "For stablecoins to become meaningful institutional infrastructure, they need to enter real settlement processes; this validation shows that stablecoin fragmentation can be handled through on-chain collateral transfer without relying on credit and traditional banking settlements for connection." Lynq CEO Jerald David remarked: "Institutions are not lacking in capital; what they lack is the ability to move funds to the right place in the right form when needed; this validation was intentionally kept small in scale, but it shows that digital dollars can settle between institutions in minutes, without substituting speed with credit convenience." Lynq stated that the platform's native stablecoin support is currently targeted for the end of 2026.

first_img An OpenAI engineer was arrested for allegedly installing hidden recording devices in the office, and the company stated that AI assisted in the identification

According to Decrypt, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan on October 9. The suspect, 35 years old and of Saudi nationality, has been employed at OpenAI since July 2025 and is accused of using or attempting to use devices to intercept oral communications. He made his first appearance in federal court this Tuesday. OpenAI stated that it has referred the matter to the FBI and thanked the relevant agents and prosecutors for their swift action, while the FBI's investigation is ongoing.OpenAI released a statement on X, stating that the company discovered a sophisticated recording device hidden in the office and used its own model to analyze the device and its origin, ultimately identifying that an employee placed it there a few days prior. According to the criminal complaint, the device was discovered around September 30, plugged into a USB port on the back of a television, wrapped in paper towels, with its contents encrypted, and was installed around September 28. Surveillance footage showed that Alfozan was seen near the conference room multiple times before the device was discovered, but he had neither the authority to enter that room nor to attend the related meetings, which typically involved confidential technical and strategic information.The complaint states that before the device was installed, Alfozan used internal productivity tools to inquire about OpenAI's office building address, conference rooms, room capacities, schedules, and locations of meetings between executives and external partners. A chatbot account associated with his spouse asked between September 24 and 30 how to create a continuous recording device, add Wi-Fi connectivity, enhance real-time listening capabilities, and encrypt the device's SD card.
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