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Bloomberg’s headline is blunt, so here’s the context. For over a decade, Ledger has had one mission: protecting what people own. That hasn’t changed, and neither has our job. People are quite terrified by what is happening, and we feel it personally every day. AI is accelerating the speed and sophistication of attacks on individuals and institutions. From AI-generated phishing and deepfakes to autonomous agents acting without verified human oversight, attackers now operate at machine speed. Today, you can’t be sure that what you’re looking at on your phone is true. Cybersecurity has never faced so many new challenges so quickly, with frontier AI models and the looming threat of quantum. The devices we use every day were not built for this. We need something purpose-built. Attackers will keep coming. What matters is what we build to meet them. Device tampering risks affect the whole industry. This is an ongoing threat that reaches well beyond one company, and no one solves it alone. We’re calling on others in the space to work with us on shared standards for how devices are built, shipped and verified, so users can trust what they hold. AI can defend too. At the Ledger Donjon, Cerberus works like an AI-powered guard dog, scanning around the clock to catch and patch vulnerabilities before attackers do. Hardware is the great protector: a root of trust you can verify from the factory to your hands, and a human who approves what moves. Security has to run all the way to the screen, because an approval only means something if what you see is what happens. That is why we built Ledger Atom with a secure screen. The revenge of the atom has come. We will keep leading on security, and we will keep communicating only facts we can validate through authorized channels. bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…