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Casa incident-response recap pointer

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https://x.com/lopp/status/2085430345080422700

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Jameson Lopp introduces a Casa blog post, "The Rise of the Machines", described as his recap of how Casa prepared for this problem, how it responded to the security incident, and his thoughts on the evolving threat environment; the linked article is held separately at casa-rise-of-machines. The interest is direct and worth stating: Lopp is Casa's CTO, and this is a collaborative custody vendor's account of its own incident response, published in the week its customers were migrating COLDCARD keys out of Casa vault policies. Held as the post that carried that recap to Lopp's audience and as a dated marker of when Casa published its account. The vendor's characterisation of its own preparation and response is its own and is not verified here.

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