efenigson on Nostr: Trezor Partner Breach & the Attack on Self-Custody Yesterday @Trezor confirmed a data ...
Trezor Partner Breach & the Attack on Self-Custody Yesterday @Trezor confirmed a data breach exposing customer order details; in this video I share what happened, what it means, and the self-custody best practices worth tightening.
In light of the “self-custody is dead” campaign, I discuss one of Bitcoin’s first principles: removing trusted third parties, not scaring you into adding them back in.
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