plications to potentially lock us out of our coins, too..
just to pile on, these are ones ive owned
used Trezor One since they came out - no probs (but hardware itself can be compromised if someone has physical access to it and the equipment)
use Trezor T since they came out - no probs
used Ledger - FUCK NO nothing but risk here. stay away
afaik, that's not true anymore. It depends all on the lengths of your PIN
(who knows something or knows someone who knows something)
, they can get you private keys (or your seed words) in a matter of 15 minutes (or something like that), so they can get anything on your non-passphrase wallet, and your pin doesn't do anything. But they cannot get you passphrase wallets unless they are able to guess them or brute-force them.
yeah, but we talked about the attack vector of physical access to the device.. (with regard to secure elements)