{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"scudofinanziario wrote","author_name":"scudofinanziario (npub1th…04pa8)","author_url":"https://nostr.now/npub1th6efq80q0w5huy7rzg9mxyw23pxauefeg4nsr7mdywj3qpqlgdsy04pa8","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.now","html":"Opening the device sounds smart, but it's a trap for 99% of users.\n\n1. Most people don't know what a clean motherboard looks like vs a professionally soldered micro-chip.\n\n2. You risk permanently damaging the hardware or the screen glue.\n\n3. If the supply chain is compromised, you simply cannot rely on that device anymore.\nThe real solution isn't becoming a hardware engineer; it's eliminating the single point of failure by moving to a multi-vendor, multi-sig setup (e.g., Ledger + Trezor + Coldcard).\n\n🔗 If you want to understand how this supply-chain attack bypassed the official software check and how to properly secure your funds, I wrote a full breakdown here:\n\nhttps://yakihonne.com/article/s/scudofinanziario@nostrcheck.me/fee3d933bd5da12a\n"}