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Ledger urges shift from code vs code to unbreachable barriers in crypto security — Ledger calls for new crypto security

Ledger, a leading provider of hardware wallets in the cryptocurrency sector, addresses the evolving challenges in digital security.

The company notes that traditional security was based on code confronting code but argues that in a world driven by autonomous agents, new defenses must be built that are fundamentally impassable to attackers. Ledger highlights the need for industry innovation to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated threats, suggesting a paradigm shift from reactive defense to the construction of security walls that cannot be compromised.

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Ledger recently launched an AI agent for DeFi portfolio rebalancing that requires physical confirmation from users. The company has also called for improved key management, noting that dependence on .env files poses risks as agents become more autonomous. Ledger’s warnings align with its push for higher security standards in the face of emerging digital threats.

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