[Trezor Confirms Hardware Implantation in 3 Safe 5 Devices, Reduces Reseller Network by 80%] According to AMBCrypto, Trezor confirmed on November 12th that three Safe 5 devices had been implanted with hardware. These devices were sold between August 20th and September 23rd through the Malaysian reseller CryptoBilis. The implant was a circuit board sandwiched between the screen and the motherboard, copying only the screen content (including the mnemonic phrase), encrypting it, and sending it to the attacker's server via the mobile network. Because it did not modify the firmware or security components, it was difficult to detect using conventional verification. The 2.13.1 firmware update released on November 11th disabled the implants, but it could not protect backups from before the upgrade. Buyers from this channel still need to migrate to a new mnemonic phrase wallet. Trezor has reduced its reseller network by approximately 80%, stating that this is not due to partner defaults. Buyers who purchased through this channel since March can apply for replacements. To date, no customers have reported losses. The same reseller is also involved in the Ledger device tampering case, in which over $86 million was stolen.