I would say it increases the surface area that _must be attacked_ rather than the surface area available for a single attack. So like, if you have a square they just have to attack the square but if ...
Sure multisig helps the security of the setup immensely. Especially when distributed by multiple, geographically diverse holders.
Whether single-sig or multisig, the goal of the hardware wallet is to protect private keys. I was wondering if a smaller HW wallet(s) total software code and silicon metal base has merits with "putting eggs in one vendor basket."
We also have BIP-39/44 24-word seed phrases.
Whether single-sig or multisig, the goal of the hardware wallet is to protect private keys. I was wondering if a smaller HW wallet(s) total software code and silicon metal base has merits with "putting eggs in one vendor basket."
We also have BIP-39/44 24-word seed phrases.
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