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1/ Buying a hardware wallet should not mean learning to spot a hidden implant.
Supply chain attacks belong in the security model. GridPlus has built defenses against them into the Lattice1 since its 2020 launch. Here's how.
1/ Buying a hardware wallet should not mean learning to spot a hidden implant.
Supply chain attacks belong in the security model. GridPlus has built defenses against them into the Lattice1 since its 2020 launch. Here's how.
9/ No design is immune to attack. We engineer our devices to make tampering difficult, expensive, and detectable.
The same protections ship in every Lattice1, whether it secures personal savings or an enterprise treasury.
End of thread. Beware of impersonators.
8/ These protections work together: stringent manufacturing controls, cryptographic device verification, an armed mesh that detects physical intrusion, and a secure bootloader that rejects unsigned firmware.
@benjaminion_xyz@gregthegreek@infinex That's something we could help them address with a few lines of code!
We'll try and connect and see what we can cook up.
NEW: ABI calldata decoder for @gridplus Lattice1.
Ambire now fetches ABI data from block explorers before signing and passes it as a decoder buffer to the device.
It enables Lattice 1 firmware to display the function name and decoded parameters instead of raw data.
@cashpredkurvama@Sakrexer The attack surface is actually more limited with the Lattice1: there are isolated communication and secure environments in the same enclosure.
It also prevents against key extraction when the attacker has physical possession, not just remote attacks.
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