NGRAVE ZERO Hacked? New October Update: Why Shoppers Are Still Choosing ZERO After the LIQUID Phishing Attack
If you're shopping for a hardware wallet right now and you searched "NGRAVE ZERO hacked," you're asking the right question at the right time. This is my update as a blogger, not a repost of the old headlines — because NGRAVE has changed things since October 17, and those changes matter if you're deciding what to buy.
On October 17, attackers hijacked a third-party notification service for NGRAVE's LIQUID app and sent fake security alerts.
About 70 wallet addresses lost at least $2.56 million after users typed their recovery phrase or Perfect Key into a counterfeit site.
NGRAVE has said its ZERO hardware wallet was not compromised and that losses came from users who typed their wallet recovery credentials into a fake website.
That is still the key distinction: the device was not cracked.
The trusted message channel was abused, and people were tricked into handing over the credentials that can rebuild