Cybersecurity Firm Unciphered Hacks Popular Trezor T Crypto Wallet
The US-based cybersecurity firm Unciphered claims to have successfully hacked into a Trezor T hardware crypto wallet by exploiting a hardware vulnerability. The breach of the popular hardware wallet was made possible by...
The breach of the popular hardware wallet was made possible by physically taking apart the device using highly specialized tools.
The cracking of the hardware wallet would, in other words, only work if the attacker had physical possession of it, as well as access to advanced tools and knowledge....
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