According to CoinMeta, in 2026, there were at least 10 security incidents involving hardware wallets, resulting in losses of about $200 million. Review of the incidents: 1. Coldcard (July): A vulnerability allowed for the guess of mnemonic phrases, leading to a theft of approximately $116 million. 2. Cryptobilis (October): Ledger suspended sales from this reseller due to buyers suffering losses of over $86 million. 3. Trezor (September): An email service provider was attacked and sent fake security alerts to 347,000 users. 4. Trezor (August): A transportation partner leaked data of about 81,000 customers. 5. Safepal (August): An order tracking plugin exposed information of nearly 40,000 customers. 6. Bitbox02 (August): AI audits revealed two serious firmware defects. 7. Tangem (July): Researchers used lasers to bypass card passwords. 8. Ledger (June): A laser attack was used to extract secrets from new chips. 9. Ledger (January): A payment partner leaked customer information. 10. Mail fraud (February): Fake Trezor letters attempted to steal mnemonic phrases.