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Your crypto hardware wallet can stay secure while everything around it fails
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D’CENT and Trezor incidents show how software, recovery phrases and customer data can expose crypto funds without breaching the device itself. Two wallet incidents this week exposed a growing weakness in crypto self-custody: the systems surrounding hardware devices. D’CENT, a.
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