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Re: Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet
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marcus_of_augustus
on 28/07/2014, 17:57:19 UTC
Do you mean that the firmware can be replaced after the device was assembled?  If so, what is the procedure to do that?
The official procedure is rather nicely shown here: http://doc.satoshilabs.com/trezor-user/updatingfirmware.html
Hm... What if someone get holds of your Trezor without your knowledge, installs malicious firmware that saves your passphrase, returns it to you, then steals it again after you have used it, and downloads the pasphrase?  Or whaterver?
your contortions are getting a little contrived ... and a bit funny too.
You don't build confidence on a system by having it examined only by people who want it to be declared safe.  Wink
until you stray into life of the universe type probabilities it makes sense to question ... after that you are being irrationally paranoid or simply trolling.
Are you acquainted with, say, the false fronts for ATM machines that steal card data? 


they're commonly known as "skimmers" in the trade ...

your "Or whaterver?" seems to be the best summary of the thrust and quality of your arguments thus far.