New EU regulations: Cryptocurrency wallet vulnerabilities must be reported within 24 hours
Any company selling cryptocurrency wallets to the European Union must now report to regulators within 24 hours after discovering that their products have been actively exploited.
The reporting obligations under the EU's Cyber Resilience Act came into effect on September 11. The regulation applies to all products containing digital symbols supplied within the EU, and the European Commission has clearly confirmed that this regulation also covers equipment already in circulation on the market.
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