Quote from: Erdogan on December 02, 2014, 09:17:21 PM

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What are the chances for a malware plugin to extract the private keys from the trezor while using it?
What are the chances for myTrezor.com if hacked to extract the private keys from the trezor while using it?

Can I setup my trezor without using myTrezor.com online wallet?

I don't get this:

"Tamas Blummer, CEO of Bits of Proof (BOP) adds: I believe TREZOR users will appreciate the fact that their private keys are never transmitted from myTREZOR to the BOP Bitcoin Server. The transactions are signed purely in the TREZOR device. It is finally safe to use a web wallet, thanks to TREZOR and our BOP Bitcoin Server."

Does this mean that myTREZOR.com have access to the private keys into the TREZOR device?

Is there a way to install the webwallet on a localhost webserver without the need to work on myTrezor.com if the website is down?

Thanks

No chance to steal the funds. The keys never leave the Trezor, only the signed transactions leave the Trezor. The crucial point is the Trezor's screen and its buttons. You see the transaction with the amount and the receiving address on the screen, and accept it with a button on the device. Smart programming from the Trezor's team makes it possible to enter pincode for the Trezor through the PC's keyboard, without revealing to the PC what the pin-code is. Also the seed can be reentered into the Trezor via the PC without revealing the seed to the PC, if there is a need to load the old seed into a backup trezor.

Some other information could leak out, your addresses and possibly your xpub keys, to the PC or to the mytrezor website.

You should only recover it if it's connected to an offline computer (preferred Ubuntu).

Well, the Trezor system protects the seed during recovery, so no, that should not be nezessary.

You could look for hidden cameras in the room, or hide yourself and the PC under a blanket, if you want more security.

Just chillin in my dark cellar Cheesy

Maybe it's too excessive...