The App Recovered. The Wallets Did Not
The maker says its app came back. The next day, users still could not get into their wallets.
SecuX said its app service was back after urgent fixes. On October 17, a day later, users still said they could not get into their wallets[1]. More than one user said the same blocked wallet that day. The all-clear did not cover every case[2]. No one knows where the alert came from. It could be the app, an outside message service, or somewhere else. The record does not show that SecuX’s app or systems were hacked[3]. An app that says it is fixed and a wallet that opens are not the same.
What to do: no action needed — what is known does not show SecuX’s app or systems were hacked[3].
Who gains, who loses
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SecuX users continued to report wallet access problems on October 17, one day after the hardware wallet maker said its app service had recovered following emergency maintenance.
“SecuX users continued to report wallet access problems on Oct. 17, one day after the hardware wallet maker said its app service had recovered following emergency maintenance.”
Multiple SecuX users still reported being unable to access their wallets on October 17, showing the announced restoration had not resolved every reported access problem.
“Multiple users still reported being unable to access their wallets on Oct. 17, showing that the announced restoration had not resolved every reported access problem.”
The origin of the notification — whether generated by the app itself, a third-party notification service, or another source — remained unknown, and available information did not independently establish that SecuX's app or infrastructure was compromised.
“The origin of the notification and whether it was generated by the app itself, a third-party notification service, or another source remains unknown.”
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