^ You talk of 10 Bitcoins, meanwhile I can't trust these instant exchanges even with single exchange of 10k usd.


Nothing should happen with hundred dollars or even few thousand I guess, as Pmalek said — spoils must be worth negative press — they would not want to ruin their name for little amounts.

According to Tangem's CTO, the TANGEM WALLET is safe from the latest Supply Chain attack:




Discover more here:

Ledger CTO warns of a potential mass attack taking place

Andrey Lazutkin is basically saying Trust Me Bro to his customers, just like they trusted him when keys got leaked over their tangem app
It's interesting to see how closed source devices are one the first to say that everything is fine and they are not affected.

In this specific case, the address list was hardcoded in the libraries: the program then selected the address best matching the original one to deceive the user in using a visually similar, but diffrent address.

Here we go, another proof that Tangem wallet is NOT SAFE to use, and it is vulnerable to brute force attacks.
Donjon team tested this and they provided plenty of information in their latest blog articles.
Weak 4 digit PIN is very easy to crack, so donjon team is recommending switching to stronger 8 digit PIN with 1 digit, 1 letter and 1 symbol.
For more information read the full article:
https://www.ledger.com/blog-brute-force-attack-tangem

PS
I would also remind everyone that Tangem is closed source, so they should switch to opensource alternatives like Satochip.
Satochip in combination with Seedsigner is 100 times better option for hardware wallet, and encrypted seed backup.

You are an exception from the rule.
I could bet that majority of people are using 4 digit pins, and they are probably using something like their birth year or date, don't ask me how I know that
Javacards are much safer option compared to tangem, they are already used in SIM cards, credit cards, Satochip, Keycard, etc.