COLDCARD hardware wallet private key RNG vulnerability disclosed

Key claims

User questions whether Coldcard wallet security issue signals market bottom.
A former Bitcoin holder avoided hardware wallet risks by selling BTC for NVIDIA stock in 2022, and prefers airgapped or paper wallets over commercial hardware wallets.
User inquires about COLDCARD hardware wallet and expresses concern about current security risk.
User reports that COLDCARD has been hacked and users are losing their Bitcoin holdings.
User first learned of COLDCARD through news of a security vulnerability/hack.
Coldcard's firmware flaw allowed attackers to guess private keys offline, resulting in theft of over $75M in Bitcoin, warranting class-action litigation against Coinkite for criminal negligence.

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/biz/62548907 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 15 replies User expresses skepticism toward CEO denial of security breach, questioning whether the incident was a deliberate exit scam.
/biz/62550584 ↗ live · archive smug evergreen 4 replies A former Bitcoin holder avoided hardware wallet risks by selling BTC for NVIDIA stock in 2022, and prefers airgapped or paper wallets over commercial hardware wallets.
/biz/62550527 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 6 replies User questions whether Coldcard wallet security issue signals market bottom.
/biz/62550856 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 2 replies User inquires about COLDCARD hardware wallet and expresses concern about current security risk.
/biz/62551418 ↗ live · archive neutral evergreen 2 replies User first learned of COLDCARD through news of a security vulnerability/hack.
/biz/62551128 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 36 replies User reports that COLDCARD has been hacked and users are losing their Bitcoin holdings.
/biz/62544259 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 48 replies A confirmed vulnerability in COLDCARD's random number generation for private keys requires users to move Bitcoin immediately.
/biz/62551843 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 25 replies Coldcard's firmware flaw allowed attackers to guess private keys offline, resulting in theft of over $75M in Bitcoin, warranting class-action litigation against Coinkite for criminal negligence.