Gefährdet ein kompromittiertes ETH-Konto alle ETH-Konten?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Hallo,

ich habe eine Frage zu den verschiedenen ETH-Konten, die wir in der Trezor-Wallet erstellen können.

Wenn ein Trezor-Konto kompromittiert wird, indem z.B. ein bösartiger Vertrag unterzeichnet wird, der alle Token freigibt. Ist dann nur dieses eine ETH-Konto kompromittiert oder sind auch alle anderen ETH-Konten kompromittiert. Oder kann sogar die gesamte Trezor-Geldbörse durch eine solche Aktion kompromittiert werden?

[mattcee233]

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Signing a dodgy contract compromises the address you used signing that contract and not the others on the trezor.

If your seed gets compromised then every wallet on the device (across all asset types, BTC, ETH, LTC etc) are all compromised

[raymonddurk]

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Not right now. If you sign something with malicious contract or a scammer somehow gets ahold of a single private key (not your seed) the rest of your addresses are fine for now. There is however the scenario for when computers get more powerful where one exposed private key can theoretically reverse engineer the rest of the addresses and their private keys within a seed. That’s many decades away so the real point is that you should retire that seed or that seed needs to be part of a multisig. You don’t want to do something now, wait 40 years, pass away and pass on your seed to your kids, then that seed gets compromised and they are left wondering what happened because of a mistake you made 60 years earlier trying to get an NFT airdrop or yield farm.

[HeroicLife]

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FYI, you can use https://debank.com/ to see any contracts that address has signed and revoke permission.

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