NEW: ELECTRONICS DESIGN ENGINEER Dave Jones ANALYZES Ledger HARDWARE SUPPLY CHAIN ATTACK

@eevblog @Ledger this is why i refuse to hold anyone's keys. i can't lose what i never agreed to help with.

@eevblog @Ledger eevblog's deep dive on Ledger's chip breach

@eevblog @Ledger Let's see how this unfolds

@eevblog @Ledger good to see a proper teardown. tangem has no seed phrase to read

@eevblog @Ledger this is wild, can’t wait to see the breakdown fen kk

@eevblog @Ledger dave has eyes

@eevblog @Ledger One compromised component can create risks beyond the software layer

@eevblog @Ledger Hardware you can't audit is just a prettier way to lose your keys.

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@eevblog @Ledger the fun part is the secure element its supposedly the whole point and yet the supply chain is where it falls apart every single time

@eevblog @Ledger a supply chain attack on a hardware wallet hits the one assumption everyone skips, that the box was clean when it arrived. the seed phrase was never the only thing you had to trust.

@eevblog @Ledger Somebody on the Ledger team is behind the hack, every big team in crypto hacked its own project before🧠

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@eevblog @Ledger guess FAAAH?