I know some parts of their OS is open, but for the sake of this argument lets assume everything is closed source. In this case then obviously you canât verify what the firmware is doing as has been the case the whole time with ledger. Users canât verify the firmware running in their device is not malicious, but they also canât verify the firmware is malicious as you are hinting to. People that use ledger have always had to trust the company is not malicious (until they open the firmware, which is in their roadmap according to them). The fact that there have not been any instances of ledger users getting rugged or devices being broken into is what gives people confidence to continue to use their products. Not everyone will choose to take this trade offs, but asserting that funds are not safe if youâre using a ledger device without providing evidence is FUD.
Don't trust, verify.
You can't verify with Ledger.
So dump Ledger before you get rugged. Don't take the risk.
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