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KLoaec Derived Feature Exposure

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https://x.com/KLoaec/status/2083580367970193449

Captured screenshot of the post by @KLoaec, posted 1 Aug 2026, 15:47 UTC
@KLoaec posted captured full-size capture → original post →
Author
@KLoaec
Organisation
independent
Evidence role
downstream-wallet-scope
Posted
Capture status
capture held

Kevin Loaec stresses that even users who imported a seed or generated one with dice are exposed if they used certain COLDCARD features, with an attached graphic enumerating them. This extends the incident's blast radius beyond seed generation into derived-material features and aligns with the Wizardsardine post-mortem's broken-features section; the specific feature list is the vendor-independent claim to check against source.

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