NoirWallet

[NoirWallet @NoirWallet]

Ledger Lens: hardware-anchored trust is necessary for any privacy stack. It is not sufficient, and it is not expensive.

Just the gap, the cheap root of trust, and where stealth addresses / selective disclosure would actually sit.

[NoirWallet @NoirWallet]

Hardware can lock a key. It cannot hide address reuse, host-side metadata, or a public ledger.

We used a real TRNG fail on an unlocked ATECC608A (fixed diagnostic pattern until LockConfig) as a worked example of a claim you can test, not just assert

[NoirWallet @NoirWallet]

Submitted to @Ledger (Privacy)

Custody ≠ privacy. We built a ~$10 hardware wallet (STM32 + ATECC608A) and mapped where a signed tx still leaks after the key never leaves the chip.

Paper from Blockchain Society, IIT Delhi.
https://t.co/RrTKCJerV8

[NoirWallet @NoirWallet]

Couldn't afford a $100 @Ledger wallet, so we built one for $10
Meet @NoirWallet — an open-source Ethereum hardware signer. Key stays in a secure chip, PIN-locked, with a screen so you can verify every transaction yourself.

Fully open sourced : https://t.co/DQIHYTUrUJ

try this

[NoirWallet @NoirWallet]

Yes u can

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we win these (?)