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Faster private inference makes laptop orchestration practical, while spending authority remains behind hard limits, transaction checks and human approval.
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Separate software-signing and vendor-data failures show why self-custody security extends beyond the device.
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Needle Stealer used signed Microsoft software to target seven browser wallets without breaching Coinbase or MetaMask.
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The Oct. 10 final-tag aim compresses checks across PSBTs, fee estimation, HTTP clients, indexes and private broadcast.
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A 255,434-block study puts one scanning feed near 8 MB a day while completeness remains unproven.
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Tonkeeper has rebranded as Keeper, with the wallet now supporting seven blockchain networks, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Ethereum and Coinbase-backed layer-2 network Base have abandoned an effort to agree on how the next generation of crypto wallets should work. On Sept. 14, Ethlabs researcher Derek Chiang said collaboration between developers working on Ethereum’s EIP-8141 Frame Transactions and Base’s EIP-8130 broke down last week after attempts to produce a shared account-abstraction standard failed to […]
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If validators disable a signing scheme, the draft design’s recovery path depends on which owner permissions survive.
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Coinbase's September workshop shows signature choices and operational migration must advance together across exchanges, wallets and key-management systems.
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Balances, history and transactions remain unavailable in the app, but Ledger lists Cosmostation and Keplr for urgent access.
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Hardware wallets might be able to protect your keys, but the paperwork from buying them could expose your identity. To buy a hardware wallet, you give a company your name and address so it can send you a device designed to put you in control of your money. Once you've unpacked the box and set […]
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A Philadelphia Fed event study found broad same-direction activity among non-whale BTC wallets, while ETH's clearest response was concentrated among larger sellers.
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Trezor confirms an email-provider breach and says its wallets remain safe, while BitBox investigates a likely newsletter-provider compromise.
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Forensics traced 10,281 payments from 4,011 sender wallets, but the attacker’s exact route remains unproven and users need entirely new seeds.
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The wallet and infrastructure businesses now operate independently, while Monad products and private networks complicate the link to ETH demand.
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The separation is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, with the existing entity rebranding as MetaMask under CEO Joe Lubin.
Tether’s WDK design separates wallet access from payment approval, leaving developers to enforce the limits users expect.
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The larger disclosure implies roughly 80,689 affected customers, though no combined total or row-level overlap check is public.
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Bitquery traced 20.45 BTC through 34 Sept. 2–3 swaps, and the main destination later held roughly 5 ETH less.
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Licensed operators must add recipient data to transfers, collect extra details above 30,000 baht and verify some self-hosted wallets.
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Belgian federal police have targeted crypto wallets linked to offshore piracy platforms in a cross-border enforcement action, according to an official govern...
BHWI has published parity tests, but downstream wallets still face packaging, platform and integration work.
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Version 1.22.3 now closes a 257-operation blind spot and a limited swap approval substitution.
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Most replay failures need higher limits, while a smaller counterfactual cohort may require code changes or migration.
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Affected users need a new recovery phrase and must move funds because an app update cannot repair a compromised seed.
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Trail of Bits says the flaw put token supply and about $500,000 of HASH escrow at risk; no exploitation was confirmed.
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Socket confirmed 40 malicious IDs, and exposed wallet secrets still require migration after the add-ons are removed.
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Sui assets stay onchain after Sept. 24, but access shifts to swaps, Slush imports and Ledger connections.
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Version 1.22.2 adds two signing-state safeguards, but public physical validation of the alleged substitution path is limited to Flex.
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