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Party time! Excellent! 🎸🎸🎸

Issue by issue voting. No more omnibus bills!

I tried to exit LinkedIn. I have to KYC myself to get back in to delete the account. 😆 All the info is stolen anyway, so I just consider it a hacked account.

Very cool test of simply cooling with stack effect. https://youtu.be/ZUG73BzZIJ4?si=Sbz5D2Tb6iBC0TkG

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Sorry to hear that. 😞 💜

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Also from CoinKite's technical backgrounder blog post: https://engineering.block.xyz/blog/predictable-rng-fallback-and-32-bit-reseed-in-coldcard-firmware

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https://x.com/LLFOURN/status/2082990000896147942 #ColdCard

Fiat thinking pollutes the mind.

https://blog.coinkite.com/entropy-technical-backgrounder/

Pretty sure all devices would have to be compromised. Always a possibility that the method used to create the multisig could be an attack vector, but not sure how that would work.

From what I understand from past research is that the passkey entropy is less safe than adding entropy with 100 dice rolls. But it likely depends on the complexity of the passphrase. If you used a very hard passphrase then they would have to guess the hard passphrase as well (like cracking a password). So it should keep you secure. Please pile on if you have more/better info. If the hacker knows the code/pattern/method used to create the entropy, it's easier to guess. This stuff can happen with password managers as well. The plus side is that if you protect yourself up front by learning, then it gives you more time to move everything and change all your passwords. We semi-recently learned this from LastPass's whole vault debacle. A third party got hacked (usually the case) and people's LastPass vaults are likely still being worked on by hackers to try and crack them. Because the information inside of the vault is a snapshot of all the data at the time of capture, you can't do anything except change it all. Hope everyone changed ALL their passwords from that hack, and stopped using any information that was captured (seed phrases, pass codes, 2FA backup keys) not just moved to a new password manager.

I don't recall saying anything about you. People need to learn harder, not regress into ignorance.

Learn how this stuff works. The bug has been fixed, the wallet will be fine again. Random number generation always has risk. It's possible these issues exist in other wallets, even exchange wallets. At least ColdCard lets you generate entropy above their code guided generation, a lot of wallets don't. ColdCard suggests that users roll dice in the manual. encouraged it and explained why it's important.