Another great (yet painful) lesson about why open source is important, and why having as many eyes as possible, especially in security sensitive projects, is crucial.

So it's the mempool already full of txs from weakass addresses or not yet? Asking for a friend

When life gives you lemons, make random numbers 🍋🍋

GM what a fuckity fuck oopsie woopsie 👀

https://coldcard-hack.up.railway.app/

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2K_vBqmecV0

Ooof 🥲

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Classic

My god... And they complain about destillation from other companies... They are evil

A well, physical access to the device... You can't really do nothing in that situation

My old KYC’d phone broke, so I got a new cheap one to put the SIM in. I was horrified by the amount of crap (bloatware) it came with from the factory (Amzn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Temu, Netflix... the list goes on). The first thing I did before even connecting it to the internet or inserting my SIM was to enable ADB, run UAD (https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/), remove all that junk, and then install . Now the phone is as clean as it could be. I wish everyone could do this it’s not difficult, though there’s a lot of resistance for normies. Anyway, life is beautiful again! :)

Yea, please do, would love to hear your thoughts. And yea, I agree with your point of view, dumb relays are general purpose indexes if you want to see it in that way, it works

Trezor? Why?

Why such a long face?

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Ooof crazy to see all that information together. Crazy crazy

Is not about identifying coldcards is about reducing the problem space by using the heuristics of "vulnerable addresses are in a rush, so txs already waiting in the mempool are likely weak ones"

Will rewrite 🤙

The point I wanted to make is that the "rush effect" would help attackers prioritize targets by just watching the mempool. And yea, I passes my text through an llm. Just deleted, I will rewrite it later, did it in a rush