Hardware wallets wont fix your terrible pc opsec

[taufik123]

Having said that, I have a solid hardware wallet, I don't download any pirated software whatsoever and I am generally very careful with what I click on the Internet.

I also do as you do on my PC, Not clicking on links carelessly on the Internet and Not downloading or installing pirated apps that are widely available.
I used to be a pirated app user and all apps use cracks, but when I knew how risky it was then I decided to leave it all out.
Start using Windows Official License, using all official paid apps so that it will be safer.

To surf the internet use additional premium anti-ads and antivirus applications that will secure our internet and be safe from all kinds of malware attacks that can enter at any time if we are careless.
The hardware wallet connected to our Device will be secure and the implementation of maximum security for the Hardware wallet can work well.

[AVE5]

So many people are making mistake that they don't even know the cause of what is happening to them and how they are being attacked, having a hardware wallet is not the end of the security challenge, you must ensure that you are being mindful of the device you are using and what you are doing on it, we are expected to avoid unsolicited links and downloads on our device because we could be hacked through such, also, ledger wallet does not maintain high level of privacy, it's not bad if we can consider any other brands like Trezor.

Once again, not wallet is risk free and that's why even the hardware wallets such as the Ledger, Trezor and the rest alike hardware brand's can't be heartedly trusted to keep you safe from loosing risking your funds in one way or the other.
Although, the hardware wallets has a  high protective gangways against online hackers due to it cold storage encompassment of offline storage.
Perhaps device is vulnerable to be crushed while components MAY resist to function properly at any given timeline.