Secure Download & Setup Desktop

Ledger Live Desktop® secure Official Reference & Resources — An index of official links, signature verification, release notes, and curated blog posts for Ledger Live Desktop®.

Official download & verification

For the canonical Ledger Live Desktop installer and step-by-step installation instructions, use Ledger's support page. Ledger also publishes cryptographic signatures and checksums that you should compare to any downloaded binary before installation. See Ledger's signature guide for instructions on verifying the integrity of the Ledger Live binary. :contentReference[oaicite:37]{index=37}

Key official pages (quick index)

Curated readings & security advisories

The Ledger Blog often posts about new security features and product changes; subscribe to it for release notes and new features such as MEV protections or new chain integrations. Ledger’s support portal lists release notes and "What's new" pages. For independent reporting and security incident coverage, reputable tech publications have reported on fake Ledger installers and malware campaigns — treat such reports as an impetus to re-confirm your downloads' integrity. :contentReference[oaicite:43]{index=43}

How to verify a download (brief)

1. Download both the installer and the checksum/signature file from the official ledger.com page. 2. Use your OS utilities or `sha512sum`/`shasum` to compute the file checksum. Compare it against the published value. 3. For PGP signatures, use a known Ledger release public key to verify the signature. Ledger's signature page contains the needed artifacts and instructions. :contentReference[oaicite:44]{index=44}

Links to videos and tutorials

There are many community tutorials and official walkthroughs — but verify that any tutorial references are current and link to ledger.com for downloads. Use the official Ledger support pages and the blog for the authoritative, up-to-date instructions. :contentReference[oaicite:45]{index=45}

Closing notes

Ledger Live Desktop® secure Official Reference & Resources is an index page; use it as a launchpad. Combine these official resources with careful, repeatable security habits and you’ll minimize the most common attack vectors affecting desktop wallet users.