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Trezor (One, Model T) Ledger (Nano S, Nano X, Stax) BitBox02 Blockstream Jade Keystone BitKey

Software wallets using npm: Nunchuk Blockstream Green Muun BlueWallet Phoenix (for on-chain only, not Lightning) Zeus (on-chain) Exodus Tangem

Hardware not affected (no npm reliance): Coldcard SeedSigner Krux Specter DIY Foundation Passport

Desktop software wallets not affected: Sparrow Specter Desktop Electrum Wasabi

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Dexter 4mo ago

So if I’ve got a Trezor Model 3 I should be ok then? What is the risk and has anyone actually lost bitcoin?

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47 4mo ago

The risk is in your software client by trezor being compromised. And you approving a tx to a malicious address.

NotBiebs and 69 others 4mo ago

Depends what software you use, but you should be fine as long as you verify the address you are sending to on the device. You should always be doing this anyways.

Dexter 4mo ago

Cool, I do that already so nothing to worry about then. Thanks