Nur für den Fall, dass es jemand verpasst hat, Trezor wurde wieder gehackt (physisch). Herzlichen Glückwunsch an alle neuen Besitzer, die diese Woche panisch von Ledger umgezogen sind.👍

physical attack is always known & acknowledged in Trezor since they designed not using secure chip. It’s not a hidden flaw, but calculated trade-off, here Trezor explaining this topic in **2016** https://blog.trezor.io/is-banking-grade-security-good-enough-for-your-bitcoins-284065561e9b
and again in **2020** https://blog.trezor.io/our-response-to-the-read-protection-downgrade-attack-28d23f8949c6
you can mitigate all of this by using passphrase if you that paranoid with physical security.

It’s not clear what’s new about it, if anything.

The Trezor’s weakness to physical tampering was documented years ago by several teams, including [Ledger’s own Donjon](https://blog.ledger.com/Unfixable-Key-Extraction-Attack-on-Trezor/) as well as [Kraken](https://blog.kraken.com/post/3662/kraken-identifies-critical-flaw-in-trezor-hardware-wallets/).

Yet “Unciphered” boldly claims they’re “[the first to crack the @Trezor T](https://twitter.com/uncipheredLLC/status/1661405731768393729)” when both links above plainly show that’s false.

At best, this reads like a weak marketing play trying to piggy-back on the Ledger Recover debacle.

Physical hack bad.
Possible remote hack even worse.
Therefore retard post.

New to Trezor but Let’s look at the trade off For someone to get my Trezor physically they would need to find out where I hide it, get past my dogs, get past me if I was around. With my Ledger it would appear that they may already have my keys or at least the possibility exists. I know about the physical threat to Trezor, never knew what Ledger was doing until they announced it.

Ledger Devs had to do something to keep people from jumping ship 😂

Old news, this is known.

Only a vulnerability if you fail to use a secure passphrase

Same as it ever was, publicly acknowledged

Dude you are pathetic…

I think getting physically hacked is better than getting remotely hacked lol. Which do you think is safer? Seriously?

What comes around goes around …

[https://cointelegraph.com/news/trezor-takes-a-shot-at-ledger-after-the-hack](https://cointelegraph.com/news/trezor-takes-a-shot-at-ledger-after-the-hack)

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Back to the topic:

[https://ca.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/crypto-twitter-defends-trezor-claims-fud-over-trezor-t-hacking-news-3003848](https://ca.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/crypto-twitter-defends-trezor-claims-fud-over-trezor-t-hacking-news-3003848)

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They both enjoy fcuking one another – but ultimately mess things up the same as FTX, Luna and others:

Bitcoin, Ethereum Lose Steam **Amid Ledger Controversy** and US Market Uncertainty

[https://decrypt.co/142397/bitcoin-ethereum-lose-steam-gaming-tokens-rndr-sand-gain](https://decrypt.co/142397/bitcoin-ethereum-lose-steam-gaming-tokens-rndr-sand-gain)

Well the article is incorrect.

It says: “RDP downgrade attacks require physical theft of a device”

It only requires physical access, not theft. You could be vulnerable if you just lose your Trezor (no theft involved).

the more it being hacked, the better the wallets are…LOL

Oh shit, i always hang it on my pet dog…LOL