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Ledger details LTE-enabled spy implants in wallets sold by CryptoBilis
Ledger details LTE-enabled spy implants found in hardware wallets sold by reseller CryptoBilis, which exposed recovery phrases; CryptoBilis halted sales and Trezor and OneKey cut ties.
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Why the Path to Quantum Resistance Runs Uphill for Bitcoin Wallet Makers
Trezor's CTO explains the trade-offs of Bitcoin's leading post-quantum signature scheme for hardware wallet makers.
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Trezor Now Accepts 128-Character Passphrases, Pointing to Coldcard’s Seed Flaw
Trezor raises passphrase length to 128 characters, citing the Coldcard seed failure as the reason.
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Trezor lifts password ceiling after Coldcard’s $100M wallet thefts
Trezor raised its password limit after the July Coldcard attacks that cost about $100M, showing how passphrase strength protected some users.
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Trezor reveals Malaysian reseller sold wallet with spyware
Trezor says a Malaysian reseller sold wallets with spyware and will replace any units bought from CryptoBilis since March.
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After Ledger’s Reseller Breach, Trezor Pares Back Who Can Sell Its Hardware Wallets
Trezor is cutting its reseller network after Ledger's reseller breach, though it did not say how many resellers are affected.
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