# Hardware Wallet Related Articles

D’CENT Launches ‘Flare Campaign’ to Unlock Idle XRP for the Global XRP Army

IoTrust, the maker of the D’CENT hardware wallet, has launched a new 3-week 'Flare Campaign' in partnership with the Flare network. The campaign aims to help the global XRP Army utilize their idle XRP tokens by connecting them to the Flare network. As part of the newly formed 'XRP Alliance', this initiative allows users to easily and safely deposit their XRP into the Monarq XRP Yield Vault (MXRPY) directly from the D’CENT app. A key benefit is that D’CENT users, as Flare Smart Accounts partners, do not need to purchase separate gas tokens like FLR to participate. From May 19 to June 8, D’CENT is offering exclusive campaign conditions: a 0% platform fee on the vault, with users only paying Flare's standard fees deducted from their XRP. Participants can also share a reward pool of $40,000 in XRP and FLR tokens. The company emphasizes providing a secure method to earn yield without compromising the safety of a cold wallet.

TheNewsCrypto17h ago

Hackers Targeting Your Crypto Just Got An AI Upgrade — Google’s Report Is A Wake-Up Call

Google's Threat Intelligence Group warns that AI is now being weaponized by hackers at an industrial scale, posing a direct threat to cryptocurrency users. The report details a major escalation: threat actors, including state-linked groups, are using AI to develop zero-day exploits and polymorphic malware that evades detection. A key threat is PROMPTSPY, AI-enabled malware capable of autonomous, real-time attacks that can bypass standard two-factor authentication (2FA) by observing and manipulating live authentication sessions. The findings indicate that conventional security measures like 2FA are becoming insufficient against these AI-driven tools. The report recommends advanced protections like hardware security keys and multi-signature wallets as essential for crypto users facing this new threat landscape.

bitcoinist05/12 11:29

UK Court Allows $172M Bitcoin Theft Case as Husband Accuses Wife of Stealing Crypto via CCTV

A UK High Court judge has allowed a $172 million lawsuit to proceed, in which a husband accuses his wife of stealing 2,323 Bitcoin from his hardware wallet. The husband claims his wife used home CCTV cameras to secretly obtain his 24-word recovery phrase, enabling her to transfer the funds without his consent in August 2023. The Bitcoin, worth $60 million at the time, has since appreciated significantly. The wife sought dismissal, arguing the initial claim applied only to physical property, which the judge acknowledged. However, the case will continue under other legal claims. The dispute also involves a personal conflict, with the husband having pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife after discovering the alleged theft. This case highlights the legal challenges in applying traditional property laws to digital assets like cryptocurrency. The final ruling is expected to set an important precedent for future crypto-related disputes.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 10:59

Trezor and Ledger Users Targeted by Fraudulent Physical Mail Scams

TheNewsCrypto02/16 14:16

Ledger eyes $4bn US IPO as critics question past breaches and new fee strategy

Ledger, a Paris-based hardware wallet manufacturer, is reportedly planning a US IPO that could value the company at over $4 billion. The potential New York listing, which could occur as early as this year, highlights the growing investor appetite for crypto infrastructure firms. Founded in 2014, Ledger has benefited from increased demand for self-custody solutions. However, the announcement has reignited scrutiny over the company's past security breaches, including a 2020 data leak of customer information. Critics have also questioned Ledger's recent decision to introduce new fees for security features, with some viewing it as a value extraction move ahead of the public listing. If the IPO proceeds, investors are expected to closely examine both the firm's growth potential and its historical security track record.

ambcrypto01/23 17:15

Five Great Crypto Gifts for the Holiday Season

Five Crypto-Friendly Gifts for the Holiday Season Instead of traditional gift cards, consider these five practical and thoughtful cryptocurrency-themed gifts for friends interested in crypto. Each is easy to give, straightforward to use, and designed to last through multiple market cycles. 1. **AskSurf.ai** – Offers AI-powered crypto research, on-chain insights, and sentiment analysis. Various pricing plans are available. It’s a year-long information advantage for traders and creators. 2. **Ledger Nano S Plus** – Priced at $59, this hardware wallet supports over 5,500 assets and is ideal for beginners entering self-custody. A perfect gift to show you care about their crypto security. 3. **Fireproof Metal Seed Phrase Backup Plate** – Ranging from $6.99 to $8,000 (for a gold version), this essential tool protects recovery phrases from fire, water, and accidents. Often overlooked, it makes for a highly considerate gift. 4. **Gold Bar Bourbon Limited Edition (750ml)** – A $109.99 bourbon blended from 5- to 14-year-old whiskies, limited to 21,000 bottles. Each includes a metal Bitcoin commemorative coin, nodding to Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap. Must be gifted to those 21+. 5. **One Shot Miner PRO (2025 Edition)** – At $59.99, this plug-and-play miner offers a fun, low-power way to participate in Bitcoin. It runs 24/7 and gives users a chance to earn Bitcoin rewards every ten minutes.

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