Jwweatherman_ 1328075905604829185
jwweatherman_-1328075905604829185
- Author
- @JWWeatherman_
- Organisation
- independent
- Evidence role
- historical-precedent
- Posted
- 15 Nov 2020, 20:42 UTC
- Capture status
- capture held
A November 2020 post, five and a half years before the incident, quoting Greg Maxwell that the mitigations for hardware-wallet tampering risk are to avoid specialised hardware or to use multifactor security. Registered as pre-incident context that was resurfaced in August 2026, not as a warning about this defect: the quoted concern is supply-chain tampering, not seed generation. Its value is that the argued mitigation, multisig across vendors, is the one the incident revived.
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