10 Million Hardware Wallets. All Pre-Quantum.
Over 10 million hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor, etc...) have been sold since crypto started, and all still sign with ECDSA that will be broken by Quantum computers and will need to be migrated.
That’s why we built the solution.
According to @mhaas_eth, you no longer have to trust a hardware wallet's maker on faith.
Point an AI model like Claude or ChatGPT at the open-source firmware and check the code yourself. 🤖
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Horrible news coming out of another very common hardware wallet attack vector. Predictable RNG.
The PQ1 uses true RNG from 3 sources:
- SE050 TRNG source
- Optiga TRNG source
- STM32 TRNG source
We then combine those all together, to have one of the strongest TRNG out of any
5/ The Mk2 and Mk3 firmware intends to use the hardware random number generator to generate keys. A mistake in a macro defined in the firmware leads to using only a known UID, timer state and call history - wallet generation is deterministic, not random.