/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55025501
Interesting setup, it should be safe enough. I'll save your post and think about it. However, I don't really like unofficial wallet like featherwallet. I'd rather use official monero wallet, like Monero GUI 0.18.2.2.
Also, I think post like this should be saved on pastebin and added to each new thread.

>>55028060
A quick check reveals that Trezor is using LCD screen, which is nice. I'm considering Trezor since Ledger Recover scandal, but I read that Trezor T has fake hardware problem. Buying screen replacement for my ledger isn't a solution because I'll have the same problem again.

For now, I'll wait a bit, probably 2-3 months and do some research before buying a new hardware wallet again. If my ledger / trezor breaks again, I'll never use a fucking hardware wallet again, ever. I'll definitely switch to separate SSD method. With Ubuntu and encrypted /home partition it should be enough. If my SSD breaks in 1 year, I'll just claim the warranty.

OH NO NO NO TREZORSISTERS WE GOT TOO COCKY

https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/fake-trezor-hardware-crypto-wallet/48155/

>at the initialization stage or when resetting the wallet, the randomly generated seed phrase was replaced with one of 20 pre-generated seed phrases saved in the hacked firmware.
>if the user chose to set an additional master-seed protection password, only its first symbol (a…z, A…Z, 0…9 or ! for any special character) was used, which, together with the no-password option, gave just 64 possible combinations. Thus, to crack a given fake wallet, only 64*20=1280 variants were to be considered.