Trezor F

[Anonymous No.5160536]

Trezor running 1.5.2

Forgot PIN. Lost passphrase.

KMS or hack?

If KMS, how?
If hack, how?

[Anonymous No.5160560]

Give it back TJamal.

[Anonymous No.5160600]

>>5160536
You can't hack it, that's the whole point of the trezor.

How much was in it?

[Anonymous No.5160636]

3 LTC to whoever can help me get my internet beans.

[Anonymous No.5160645]

>>5160536
Put it in a bag of rice overnight

[Anonymous No.5160656]

>>5160536
helium

[Anonymous No.5160680]

>>5160536
How is this even possible?

[Anonymous No.5160687]

>>5160600
https://medium.com/@Zero404Cool/frozen-trezor-data-remanence-attacks-de4d70c9ee8c

Is it really this simple? Too scared. Lots of coins.

[Anonymous No.5160694]

>>5160645
kek

[Anonymous No.5160703]

>puts money into a safe
>doesn't bother saving the combination

[Anonymous No.5160712]

>>5160645
KMS with rice

[Anonymous No.5160757]

>>5160687
How much? Dum-dum.

[Anonymous No.5160790]

>>5160757
6-figures fiat

[Anonymous No.5160798]

>>5160712
>get bag
>put rice in bag
>get trezor
>put trezor in bag of rice
>dump all on floor
>put bag over head

[Anonymous No.5160848]

>>5160536
Dude, just give it back to your dad...

[Anonymous No.5160887]

>>5160790
How can you possibly forget the password? Anyway; when i forgot my pin to the cell that had my 2fa, i tried to think too hard on figuring it out. I managed to nail it when I tried once just after waking up without any prior thoughts in my head.

[Anonymous No.5160915]

>>5160536
Well if you don't know the seed and you don't know the pin it's basically not yours. Throw it in the garbage.

[Anonymous No.5160916]

Try 123456

[Anonymous No.5160959]

>>5160536
Give it back you filthy nigger

[Anonymous No.5160963]

>>5160887
There's actually a lot of evidence that your memory is clearest after waking up after a completed sleep cycle.

[Anonymous No.5160979]

You better figure out that pin bud. How long is the pin?

[Anonymous No.5161025]

2,470 seconds before I can try my PIN again. Definitely forgotten. Want to get my coins back.

[Anonymous No.5161101]

>>5161025
That's 41 minutes.

[Anonymous No.5161115]

>>5161025
It'll keep doubling the time until you can't enter pins any more in your lifetime. Sorry man, it's over. Throw it in the garbage because it'll just be a painful memory.

[Anonymous No.5161132]

>>5161025

>want to get my coins back

Kek, not without the recovery seed or PIN. Kiss goodbye to your money.

[Anonymous No.5161169]

Give it back TJamal.

[Anonymous No.5161182]

Anyone want to buy a Trezor for 13 BTC?

[Anonymous No.5161202]

>retards can't into crypto
Good job, OP.

[Anonymous No.5161307]

>>5161182
lol, sorry for your loss

[Anonymous No.5161363]

OP, with that much money on the line, how did you not have the seed etched into steel deposited in a bank vault?

I mean, seriously, how can you lose the passphrase?

[Anonymous No.5161391]

>>5161182
You know what this is your last shot, don't enter any more pins. Visit a hypnotherapist that'll drop you into the theta brainwave level and extract the pin from your subconscious mind, it hasn't forgotten.

[Anonymous No.5161411]

>>5161363

he obviously stole it

[Anonymous No.5161414]

>>5160687
buy an identical one with the same firmware to test and practice first you dunce. dont go and try this on your 6-figure trezor first go

[Anonymous No.5161457]

Why do you not have your words written down somewhere and hidden in multiple places?

[Anonymous No.5161463]

spill a beer over your head, it helps to remember things, trust me.

[Anonymous No.5161476]

>>5161202
"retards can't into crypto"

[Anonymous No.5161479]

>>5161363
Just basic retardation.

I see smarty nerds on biz recovering wallets. They are not smarter than Trezor?

[Anonymous No.5161492]

>>5161463
My granny tells me this. I find it actually does work.

[Anonymous No.5161528]

you backuped the seed right ?
on paper right ?

[Anonymous No.5161541]

>>5161391

I actually like this idea. Or do more research in this vein. I'm sure stuff of this nature has happened before. Alternatively just pray crypto tanks so you don't feel so bad.

[Anonymous No.5161564]

>>5160536
If you thought there was any possible way to hack it why the fuck did you even buy it?

[Anonymous No.5161571]

>>5160536
This is why paper wallets are superior for storage.

[Anonymous No.5161610]

>>5160790
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jz1TjCphXE

[Anonymous No.5161656]

>>5161571
FPBP

[Anonymous No.5161670]

>>5160536
What kind of tard forgets his pin. This is prob stolen.

[Anonymous No.5161682]

>>5161610
Laughing but crying.

Where's all the smarty nerds to help free my coins?

[Anonymous No.5161715]

>>5161363
How do you get a steel etched phrase?

[Anonymous No.5161730]

>>5161571
Well hardware wallets are supposed to be used in conjunction with paper wallets by writing down the mnemonic seed. I can't believe OP didn't do that.

[Anonymous No.5161765]

>>5161682
you really did steal that shit, no one help this nigger get rich

[Anonymous No.5161816]

>>5161730
They remind you of doing this several times, too.
Either he's a retard and never did research and look at the manual or he stole it.

[Anonymous No.5161835]

this is why I don't use a hardware wallet, just strong passwords

[Anonymous No.5161841]

>>5161765
Too fat and slow to be sneaking around stealing shit.

[Anonymous No.5161850]

>>5161479

If it makes you feel better Tyrone, those BTC are going to be worth a hell of a lot less soon enough.

[Anonymous No.5161865]

>>5161682

>free coins

Give them back, Jamal.

[Anonymous No.5161921]

>>5161715
You take it to a shop that does laser etchings, idiota

[Anonymous No.5161945]

>>5161921

then kill the man who did the etching

[Anonymous No.5161952]

>>5161945
Like they are going to know what the fuck it means

[Anonymous No.5161954]

>>5161850
Not black. Not jew. 100% white.

Both LTC and BTC on it.

[Anonymous No.5161964]

>>5161476
Not sure what you're implying, but that's memespeak/chan lingo.

[Anonymous No.5161995]

>>5161954
Ill crack it for you, but Ill need to be paid in BTC and LTC first

[Anonymous No.5161999]

>>5161945
Well that's a given, anon.

[Anonymous No.5162023]

>>5161952
You never know. They may get curious and figure it out.

[Anonymous No.5162046]

>>5162023
And break into a bank vault to still a passcode? Makes sense.

[Anonymous No.5162047]

>>5161995
Perfect. I can send both after you send me your keys.
t

[Anonymous No.5162101]

>>5162047
Send .1 LTC here first, and then we will discuss communications LSSG4MGJMh5k7mwsDyhBGzgc5Ssd9dzQRn

[Anonymous No.5162120]

>>5162046
They don't need to break in because they have the phrase from production. They literally only need to decipher which wallet it goes to.

[Anonymous No.5162129]

>>5160536

This guy had the same problem. He got his PIN and seed back. Check it out.
https://www.wired.com/story/i-forgot-my-pin-an-epic-tale-of-losing-dollar30000-in-bitcoin/

If this works I'll accept a small fee, cheers,
3Cbj1QLmepprZM2JCjkfWKMXDpbqPkTLmC

[Anonymous No.5162141]

>>5162120
A better idea would have a dozen of them made, but only one of them works

[Anonymous No.5162159]

>>5160536
Wait a minute... There is a passphrase? I put my coins on one of these a year ago and i think i remember the pin number but i dont remember a passphrase.. how fucked am i

[Anonymous No.5162178]

>>5162023
>>5162046

and it's not like you are going to be hovering over them saying the words one by one so they don't have a chance to write it down; they would make you give it to them on a piece of paper

it's a retarded idea nobody do this

[Anonymous No.5162181]

There's a story of a guy having 7 BTC on his trezor and leaving his seed and everything under his child's pillow when him and his wife went on holiday because he was scared they wouldn't be able to get in it if they died on holiday. The cleaner put the seed in the bin. He forgot his pin. He contacted Andreas Antonopoulos and he put him in contact with a young hacker from london who found a way to crack the trezor. It only worked for a very specific version of trezor but. And they have since fixed the bug. He also had to pay the kid about 1/4 of his BTC to do it.

[Anonymous No.5162185]

>>5162101
Jeet Detector: *beep*

[Anonymous No.5162193]

>>5162141
Even better is to make them yourself, it's actually pretty easy.

[Anonymous No.5162198]

>>5162159
If you backed up your seed key you're fine and can literally load up your funds anywhere using the key. Hardware wallets are dumb.

[Anonymous No.5162199]

>>5160536
This huy seems to have had a similar problem. He got his PIN and seed back. Check it out.

wired.com/story/i-forgot-my-pin-an-epic-tale-of-losing-dollar30000-in-bitcoin/

If this works out for you, toss me some change, cheers
3Cbj1QLmepprZM2JCjkfWKMXDpbqPkTLmC

[Anonymous No.5162206]

>>5162159
hello friend

[Anonymous No.5162237]

>>5162181

trezor used to have a vunerability to osciliscope


https://jochen-hoenicke.de/trezor-power-analysis/

I think they fixed this; does anyone know?

[Anonymous No.5162250]

>>5162198
what do you mean backed up the seed key

[Anonymous No.5162260]

>>5162181
>not having the seed in multiple places

[Anonymous No.5162274]

>>5162141
>>5162178
Might as well just buy one of these.

[Anonymous No.5162306]

>>5162101
Have you done this before? This scam?

[Anonymous No.5162337]

>>5162198

Hardware wallets are not dumb; they're extremely convenient. The only safe alternative is to have a permanently offline linux computer that's powered off and in a safe except for when you need it to sign transactions then manually type the transaction into your online computer. And that is obviously nowhere near as convenient as just plugging in a ledger

[Anonymous No.5162359]

>>5162250
12 random words. That's the seed key.

[Anonymous No.5162384]

>>5162199
>wired.com/story/i-forgot-my-pin-an-epic-tale-of-losing-dollar30000-in-bitcoin/
That's the story I was looking for. He's fucked. The 1.5.2 update was made to fix this specific bug.

[Anonymous No.5162391]

TIMER'S UP.

Try and guess my pin again? Next stop is 8,000 seconds....

[Anonymous No.5162392]

>>5162337
or just use a smartphone wallet

[Anonymous No.5162447]

How much in $USD you got on this Trezor?

[Anonymous No.5162455]

>>5162392

sure if you are a pajeet with a 1k portfolio then it really doesn't matter what you do

[Anonymous No.5162457]

>>5162337
see >>5162138

Hardware wallets are safer but since basically all of my shit is in storage it doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.5162472]

>>5162392
We've reached peak normie, folks

[Anonymous No.5162482]

>>5162274
Thank you.

[Anonymous No.5162562]

>>5162198
sure if you have a known clean computer and never drop or get your seed stolen while carrying it around then you're fine. hardware wallets aren't bulletproof but give you a bit extra, if they aren't worth the cost then you don't need one

[Anonymous No.5162670]

If you have the seed written down couldnt someone just steal that and back up your coins on a new device without anything else? If the whole point is that it doesnt matter if they steal your trezor cause it will reset after they fail the pin code then isnt the paper you wrote the codes on the thing you have to worry about getting stolen?

[Anonymous No.5162721]

>>5160645
Top kek

[Anonymous No.5162776]

>>5162670
That's why I've considered just encrypting thousands of SD cards with strong passphrase that only I know and scattering them everywhere.

The problem is I don't trust my memory enough to do this for a strong enough passphrase.

[Anonymous No.5162794]

>>5160790
Wew lad

[Anonymous No.5162800]

>>5162670
yes

that's my you have half the words in one location and half somewhere else

[Anonymous No.5162867]

>>5160790
>6 figures
>doesn't have a backup

you either a literal retard or what is more likely stole it.

the actual owner who has a backup already moved the coins, don't bother, just give it back so he doesn't have to buy a new one.

[Anonymous No.5162916]

>>5161391
I to this day do not know if hypno a scam or not. If it's not - why it's not used to solve crimes and shit?

[Anonymous No.5162928]

>>5160790
lmao

you deserve to have all that money lost if you trust fucking third party hardware wallets

didnt you learn from the parity hacks

[Anonymous No.5162990]

>>5162867
I bought these fuckers back in March. Got the fancy Trezor in October. Got fucked by not storing my phrase.

There's GOT to be a fucking hack for this shit.

[Anonymous No.5162994]

>>5162916
>doesn't know about the hypnotic investigation unit.
lad

[Anonymous No.5163033]

>>5162159
passphrase is an additional security measure that you need to specifically enable. You're fine.

although I would recommend enabling it

[Anonymous No.5163064]

>>5162562

In what ways aren't hardware wallets bulletproof? I'm just curious. So long as you follow the standard rules (keep seed in safe place, don't forget pin, don't get caught by man in the middle attacks or address swapping at fake sites) you should be fine. Is there other risks I'm not aware of?

[Anonymous No.5163130]

>>5162990

I'd just keep my ear to the ground for vulnerabilities. There was one with the osciliscope recently and there are bound to be more esoteric onees that pop up that you can do on an unupdated trezor. It'll probably be pricy but worth it.

[Anonymous No.5163145]

>>5162670
Holy shit are there many brainlets here.

>using soft wallet
You risk haxorz getting private keys all the time because u need to give out your private key on the fucking computer every single time you send some shitcoins.

>having proper hardware wallet
You lock away the seed phrase in a bank and never worry about it anymore. Costs around 50-100usd/year.

[Anonymous No.5163146]

>>5161682
Lol fuck you, you fucking thief give it back to your brother or friend

[Anonymous No.5163189]

>>5162990
post purchase proof with timestamp

[Anonymous No.5163216]

>>5162994
psycho mantis?

[Anonymous No.5163224]

>>5163033
Passphrase and seed are not the same, anon needs to get his seed in case he Loses the device.

[Anonymous No.5163276]

>>5163145
>you lock away the seed phrase in a bank and never worry about it anymore. Costs around 50-100usd/year.

What if the bank worker opens your deposit box and takes seed?

[Anonymous No.5163321]

>>5163276
Lawsuits up the ass

[Anonymous No.5163331]

>>5163064
I've read somewhere that you can remove processor or memory cap with acid and read data from it by reading state of the memory using electronic microscope.

But this obviously requires specialization and other than it seems solid.

[Anonymous No.5163378]

>>5163189
OKAY! Let me find it.

[Anonymous No.5163389]

>>5160536
contact this reporter, he had the same thing happen to him but was able to hack his device due to a recently discovered vulnerability. this vulnerability was patched in the latest firm ware release, but if you still have the old firmware installed, you may have a chance of hacking the device like this guy did.
https://www.wired.com/story/i-forgot-my-pin-an-epic-tale-of-losing-dollar30000-in-bitcoin/

[Anonymous No.5163418]

Anyone here uses ledger wallet?
It's asking me for 130usd in fees to send 0.03btc.

[Anonymous No.5163452]

>>5163389
nevermind op. looks like your firmeware has patched the vulnerability. sorry bud.

In order to exploit this issue, an attacker would have to break into the device, destroying the case in the process. They would also need to flash the device with a specially crafted firmware. If your device is intact, your seed is safe, and you should update your firmware to 1.5.2 as soon as possible. With firmware 1.5.2, this attack vector is eliminated and your device is safe.

[Anonymous No.5163519]

>>5160536
how the fuck do you forget your pin? How the fuck did you lose your Passphrase sheet? Didn't you make a fucking backup? Shit when you're dealing with this much money and you fuck up this hard, kys

[Anonymous No.5163532]

>>5161715
https://www.wikihow.com/Acid-Etch-Steel

[Anonymous No.5163587]

>>5163418

hahahahhahahhahaaahahaah is this troll

[Anonymous No.5163681]

>>5161921
>>5161715

No need to go to a shop, just buy a dremel on amazon for $25

[Anonymous No.5163721]

>>5163587
https://twitter.com/LedgerHQ/status/941251818981593088
Yo, bruv, too many ledgers sold and they are having issues scaling nodes and servers rn.
transaction fees are calculated in the wrong way until they can fix it.

[Anonymous No.5163770]

>>5163189
Not a fuggin thief. 100% white.

[Anonymous No.5163837]

>>5163770
cool, now we've established that, you're fucked, there's nothing you can do, don't be a retard next time.

[Anonymous No.5163844]

>>5162306
Yes

[Anonymous No.5163854]

I need to get a second trezor and enter the seed on it so i can have a backup trezor.

I think you can do that

[Anonymous No.5163875]

>>5163770
Fuck op is legit

[Anonymous No.5163946]

>>5163216
This post gave me PTSD.

[Anonymous No.5163964]

Hello, my name is Durgesh I am with Trezor Customer Support ID:0014880

I understand you have lost your passphrase for your Trezor mobile Device I will be happy to help you. Please restart your computer and boot into safemode while holding the front 2 buttons on your device. This will bring up a input screen enter the following backup recovery phase IAM SOFA KING WE TODD ED. Your device will reset without the protection enabled.

Thank you for being a Trezor Customer.

-Durgesh

[Anonymous No.5163977]

>not having the foresight to get it tattooed on your dick

natural selection

[Anonymous No.5163986]

>>5163875
5 LTC to the anon that guides me through and gets my coins back.

[Anonymous No.5164010]

>>5163321
>>5163145
Really hard to verify if you don't own a copy of the keys yourself. Self ownership in crypto is the entire point.

That's why I say hardware wallets are pointless for storage. They have utility for spending as they're safer than software wallets though.

[Anonymous No.5164031]

>>5163224
The seed is the only thing that really matters though. If someone has your seed they can take your funds anyway despite your device.

[Anonymous No.5164032]

Interesting talk about hacking a Trezor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAtoRrxFBWs

However, you're probably fucked unless you're a h3x0r. I keep my pass phrase in a lock box and gave another copy to my sister in case I die.

[Anonymous No.5164059]

>>5162670

Actually with this logic, the point the Trezor is for millions of retards to not write down their keys and put it somewhere secure so that the coins are lost forever which destroys coin supply and drives up the price.

>TREZOR: Ultimate price pump device

[Anonymous No.5164066]

>>5160536
1.5.2 has the previous security flaw fixed. You won't get access unless you're willing to pay someone to melt the chip and examine it under an electron microscope and even then it's still probably impossible.

[Anonymous No.5164089]

>>5164031
Was referring to this guy he seems to not have his seed
>>5162159

[Anonymous No.5164135]

you lost your coins jamal

[Anonymous No.5164180]

>>5163986
your best bet is to relax for a bit, put down all your passwords, PINs and the like on paper, then eliminate all those that don't fit into trezor format and try one after another

just by trying to remember the right one now you've triggered a process in your brain that may take a while to finis and you just might recall the correct PIN after x amount of time
*this assumes you haven't used something completely random that you thought of on the spot

[Anonymous No.5164187]

>>5163276

So let me get this straight. The bank is just going to go through all the safety deposit boxes and steal everyone shit like a common bank robber you see on Ocean's Eleven when they'd probably go bankrupt with the lawsuit and all the CEO's will go to jail.

Sure... I can see that the FBI might get a warrant to get to you box for the IRS, but at that point they probably put a camera in your house to see you type in the pin.

[Anonymous No.5164235]

>>5163986
Dude, just call the support for trezor and see what you can do, give them all verification that it's you.

Keep your LTC coins and also do what that anon said. Clear your mind, do sone meditating, and next morning try the pin again with a clear head. It'll come back to you from your unconscious when youre not so stressed

[Anonymous No.5164280]

>>5164031
no
passphrase acts like a part of the seed. So you can't access funds without it.

[Anonymous No.5164369]

>>5164235
>Dude, just call the support for trezor and see what you can do, give them all verification that it's you.

I guarantee they cannot do anything, if they knew how and haven't fixed it they sure as shit aren't just going to tell some fucking guy, there is a youtube of the bitconnect nigger crying about it and demanding gibs from them.

Options are

Remember the PIN
Wait a long time and hope a new vulnerability eventually surfaces

Do not wipe, throwaway or damage the device ever.

[Anonymous No.5164433]

>>5164369
>there is a youtube of the bitconnect nigger crying about it
Please post it

[Anonymous No.5164500]

>>5164369
So much money in hacking these things. There has to be a vulnerability eventually.

8 LTC to the anon that gets me my coins back.

[Anonymous No.5164604]

>>5164433
Couldn't find it within 30 seconds so I gave up, trevon is the one I'm talking about. Now I see these ones about him getting hacked like the other nigger, these guys are going to fucking prison.

[Anonymous No.5164684]

>>5161025
Try 1234

[Anonymous No.5164712]

>>5164500
They are 100% already hacked. You just have to know the right forums and have enough money to buy an exploit worth 600.000$ at least.

[Anonymous No.5164729]

>>5164684
Try 0000 after

[Anonymous No.5164828]

>>5164604
Okay, it took me a whole three seconds to find that video with "trevon trezor" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB1l-7WNtT8
>these guys are going to fucking prison.
What do you mean by that? Who?

[Anonymous No.5164863]

>>5164729
I'm not dumb enough to pick an easy PIN. I'm dumb enough to not write it down.

>>5164684
numbers only.

[Anonymous No.5164958]

>>5164828
I think he's talking about the Bitconnect shit. Not really fraud on his part though.

[Anonymous No.5164993]

>>5163770

you not stealing it is even worse than if you did, you have weapon grade retardation

[Anonymous No.5165027]

>>5164828
These hackings are clearly a pissweak attempt to evade tax, plus they're running a ponzi

[Anonymous No.5165098]

>>5160536
>put it in a bag of rice
>leave on kitchen counter over night
>it will attract local asians who'll come to fix it

Worked for my laptop

[Anonymous No.5165116]

>>5161025
try hypnosis
let the stranger dig in your head and extract pin

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165192]

>>5160687
>>5160636
This should work. Haven't personally tested it, but I've done my fair share of hardware hacking. Don't do the freeze trick, attempt the reset. If you don't know how to solder, DO NOT DO IT YOURSELF. Get a friend, but don't rely on a professional cause chances are they will rob you.

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165266]

>>5160687
if you're too pussyshit to do it yourself, you can buy me a trezor and I can test it on that one first to confirm for you if it still works.

If this isn't a LARP, hop into the biz_classic discord.

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165436]

>>5160687
>>5165192
Scratch that - if you're on the latest Trezor update you're fucked; they changed the bootloader to wipe all keys on start as well as reboot.

[Anonymous No.5165450]

>>5165266
link for discord?

I think I can find another Trezor tomorrow. I'll fuck with it and post results.

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165522]

>>5165450
https://discord.gg/W8SCC, but if your Trezor has been updated past 1.5.2 you may be shit out of luck.

[Anonymous No.5165569]

>>5165436
I'm on 1.5.2.

Most brilliant minds in the world, right here. Should be able to recover my coins...

[Anonymous No.5165597]

>>5162670
Well the average joe doesn't get robbed. Atleast thats the case with me. You must be a real intellectual dumb ass to get yourself robbed for your seed. Never shill that shit IRL!

+ you put the seeds in a safe or somewhere else, just in case your shitty human memory is failing on you. Hardware wallets are mostly used to avoid getting your shit stolen by a hacker online or by a exchange running away with your money.

[Anonymous No.5165640]

>>5165597

Which is why you should have some paper wallets for long term storage.

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165649]

>>5165569
Then consider yourself extremely lucky.

You still need a <=1.5.2 trezor to practice with, because if you screw it up not only do you not get a second chance but your keys will instantly disappear.

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165723]

>>5165569
>>5165649
actually, bad news. Looks like that blog post was updated 2 days after the fix was released, so the date showed Aug 18 even though 1.5.2 came out on Aug 16.

The exploit was FIXED in 1.5.2, so you'd need <1.5.2.

You just might be fucked, I don't recall any new exploits coming out after that, I usually stay up to date since I own a Ledger and make sure the chips either wallet used can't be exploited.

[Anonymous No.5165806]

>>5160536
pin is 1488
you are welcome

[Moon Man !MoonManSDw No.5165822]

>>5165649
>>5165723
wew okay. getting lots of mixed signals here.

The blogger *claims* that 1.5.2 can still be attacked with the freeze method, but that one is even riskier since if you fuck up freezing it properly it will immediately wipe SRAM.

"Please note that, Trezor hotfix 1.5.2 still has the following issues:
1) reset_handler fix (filling memory) is not executed when you run “Frozen Trezor” attack.
2) bootloader reset_handler fix only affects new Trezors, it doesn’t do anything for the majority of existing ones.
3) Private keys & PIN are still kept in SRAM, they are still kept in unnecessarily expanded format. Why risk it?"

If you have no other option, give it a shot anyway on a test Trezor first (and you need EXACTLY 1.5.2 to make sure it will work on yours).

Best of luck. Hop into the discord if you need help.

[Anonymous No.5165890]

nigga just open that shit whit screwdriver and take your bitcoins out lmao

[Anonymous No.5165962]

>>5160536
Look, you could try hacking it, but if you fuck it up, all of your coins will be lost. I would only hack as a last resort. First, I would try actually contacting trezor, explaining the situation and provide a proof of purchase to see if they can do anything. If that doesn't work, then just hack it.

[Anonymous No.5166030]

>>5165822
Thanks.

>>5165806
htf. that's actually my atm pin.

[Anonymous No.5166057]

>>5165962
Trezor being able to hack their own devices would not be the best marketing.

[Anonymous No.5166093]

>>5165890

[Anonymous No.5166258]

>>5165890
bro just download the trezor's code and ctrl-F the bitcoins in there the fuck

[Anonymous No.5166290]

>>5165890
>>5166258
this
OP should neck himself,sorry mate but it's the easiest way out

[Anonymous No.5166316]

>>5166030
Actually, you should probably just buy another tremor, update the firmware to the exact same as yours, and try out some of the hacks (frozen trezor etc). If any of them work, then try them out on the real thing.

[Anonymous No.5166425]

>>5160536

This is a LARP nobody's this f-ing stupid.

[Anonymous No.5166593]

>>5162562
>hardware wallets aren't bulletproof
they literally are
literally in the figurative sense that you meant it, obviously

[Anonymous No.5166669]

>>5166425
mate, I haven't even begun to show my powers.