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@coinspect
You Build. We Defend. Since 2014 protecting critical decentralized systems: L1 nodes, smart contracts audits, wallets, web3 dApps, exchanges, bridges.
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  • @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 26
    One important goal of Unlukey is giving answers to people affected by unexplained wallet drains. Often, the root cause is never identified and user error is the default explanation. By reproducing weak seed flaws, we can help explain what happened in some of those cases.
    @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 22
    There are still people using mnemonics generated by old wallet versions affected by weak randomness. How they ended up carrying those seeds forward is not clear. What is clear: upgrading the wallet does not upgrade the seed. That's why we need Unlukey. unlukey.org
  • @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 22
    There are still people using mnemonics generated by old wallet versions affected by weak randomness. How they ended up carrying those seeds forward is not clear. What is clear: upgrading the wallet does not upgrade the seed. That's why we need Unlukey.
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    Unlukey
    From unlukey.org
  • @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 21
    Unlukey is basically "Have I Been Pwned" for crypto wallets. Paste any blockchain address → instantly see if it was generated from a weak seed that attackers can brute-force. Your addresses never leave your device. Check yours👇
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  • @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 21
    Unlukey currently checks addresses with on-chain activity from recovered weak seeds. Our goal is to reproduce exploited weak PRNGs and likely unexploited variants, and cover each PRNG’s full vulnerable seed space. We’re looking for researchers and wallet teams to collaborate!
    @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 20
    Today we’re releasing Unlukey🎲 a free, public tool to identify wallet addresses generated from weak seed phrases. The goal is simple: help users detect vulnerable wallets before attackers do. 🧵
  • @coinspect
    Coinspect Security
    @coinspect
    Aug 21
    How Unlukey keeps lookups private: the browser downloads the indexed data and performs the address match on your device. Your query is never sent to a search API. Public address lookup only. Never enter a seed phrase.
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    Unlukey
    From unlukey.org
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