Trezor Confirms 3 Safe 5 Devices Contain Malicious Implants
Trezor has confirmed that three Safe 5 devices sold by CryptoBilis contain malicious implants capable of stealing recovery phrases and PIN codes. The implant intercepts screen data and sends it to a server controlled by the attacker via mobile networks. Trezor stated that the released firmware version 2.13.1 can disable the discovered implants, and its dealer network has been reduced by approximately 80%. Currently, no customers have reported stolen funds. Customers who purchased devices through CryptoBilis starting in March 2026 can apply for replacements, but affected users should still transfer their funds to wallets using a brand new recovery seed, as firmware updates cannot eliminate previously leaked information.
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