2/ This attack relies on voltage glitching to extract an encrypted seed. This initial research required some know-how and several hundred dollars of equipment, but we estimate that we (or criminals) could mass produce a glitching device that could be sold for about $75.
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3/ We then crack the encrypted seed, which is protected by a 1-9 digit PIN, but is trivial to brute force.
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5/ You can watch a full video showcasing how we extracted the seeds on our
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@Trezor has also issued a response to our responsible disclosure discussing the steps its taken to boost its#Security against such attacks. Read the team's full response:https://blog.trezor.io/our-response-to-the-read-protection-downgrade-attack-28d23f8949c6 …Prikaži ovu nit
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Not the first time a hardware wallet got hacked! Why don't you guys Trust (Wallet) your Androids more?https://www.androidauthority.com/android-encryption-forensics-1078668/ …
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There is no unhackable hardware, including mobile phones (especially if the physical access is the part of a story).
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Not to worry: we're not affected by this as we use a Secure Element.
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