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We investigate if your favorite wallet is actually verifiable. nostr: npub1j9kttlc86w63emmldd4h74rekyqpksqup6p9trhp5gjsf374qlyszvuswx
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  • @WalletScrutiny
    WalletScrutiny
    @WalletScrutiny
    Aug 28
    We are very honored to be partners with @Wo_Bitcoin, the best Bitcoin-only conference in Spain, which will be held in Madrid from October 2 to 4. #WOB26 #Bitcoin #Madrid
  • @WalletScrutiny
    WalletScrutiny
    @WalletScrutiny
    Aug 4
    More receipts ...
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    WalletScrutiny
    @WalletScrutiny
    Sep 2, 2021
    Replying to @COLDCARDwallet
    To claim absolute security is suspicious. Coldcard certainly took some good design decisions not least of which is the BTC-only firmware. Less features is less attack surface. Unfortunately the attack surface is still gigantic and there is way too few security researchers.
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  • @WalletScrutiny
    WalletScrutiny
    @WalletScrutiny
    Jul 31
    We attest to transparency but not to implementation details. Some nudge us to feature free and open source products over public source ones and in this case this might have been the right call as the security degradation was introduced in @Coinkite's step away from FOSS.
    @zherbert
    Zach Herbert 🇺🇸
    FOUNDATION
    @zherbert
    Jul 31
    Regarding the Coldcard entropy bug – many folks are explaining what happened but I wanted to take a minute to explain why it may have happened. It's a disastrous situation and our heart goes out to all the Bitcoiners affected. Here's a timeline of events: On July 28 2020:
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  • @WalletScrutiny
    WalletScrutiny
    @WalletScrutiny
    Apr 30
    We went eagerly to work to analyze this fancy new version of the @Bitkey. Sadly our verdict is "no source" as the firmware *cannot be build from the source provided* as one *closed source dependency* is not included in their source code.
    @Bitkey
    Bitkey
    @Bitkey
    Apr 27
    Look at the material Now with 100% more screen
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  • @WalletScrutiny
    WalletScrutiny
    @WalletScrutiny
    Apr 28
    Now this looks more promising than their version 1 which required the user to blindly sign transactions. walletscrutiny.com/hardware/block… @dannybuntu see if we can review this already, please.
    @Bitkey
    Bitkey
    @Bitkey
    Apr 27
    Look at the material Now with 100% more screen
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