Quote from: Little Mouse on October 09, 2024, 07:49:06 AM

Quote from: GekkeBelg on October 09, 2024, 07:40:33 AM

Condoras, which steps did you have to take before this happened? Just clicking on "claim NFT" only? Or also enter your password and/or seed phrase?
I surely hope the latter too, otherwise it would be too easy for those scammers.

He connected his wallet to the scam site. Of course, the authorization/sign had the permission to move fund or he signed a contract which allowed the hacker to move funds. That's how it happened.
There's nothing to blame Ledger, they can't do anything. I see a lot of spam NFTs in my wallet, it's not my wallet but hacker/scammer trying to trick me.

Doesn't Ledger require confirmation of each transaction by physically pressing a button on it?
I haven't really used it too much, but I guess that's the biggest advantage of hardware wallets because physical access to the device is also required. What is missing here?