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IntuitiveGuy☯️ · 6w
#asknostr
Ben Justman🍷 · 6w
🤷 don't keep much money there has always seemed like good enough advice, but not for everyone
steven8rown 👊 · 6w
No system is immune. The difference is that hardware and mobile wallets have different attack surfaces. The Coldcard discussion is about a very specific attack scenario. It doesn't automatically mean mobile wallets are more or less vulnerable, just vulnerable in different ways I believe.
Dennis · 6w
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Erica · 6w
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Karnage · 6w
If you’re going to use mobile, use a multisig setup such as Bitkey.
Judge Hardcase · 6w
this attack was allowed by a coding error that mistakenly generated much weaker than intended entropy for seed generation. bottom line: any wallet developer is capable of making a similar mistake. This can be mitigated by not relying on any wallet to generate your seed words for you. Instead, you...
CitizenPleb · 6w
Different threat vector than weak hardware generated entropy
sedited · 6w
There have been similar attacks on mobile wallets.