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8 Interestana reports mention Coinkite, newest first. Each is summarised from the original reporting and links back to its publisher.
Coinkite, the manufacturer of the Coldcard hardware Bitcoin wallet, has implemented new security measures in its latest firmware release following a significant exploit that resulted in the loss of approximately $130 million in Bitcoin.
A critical security vulnerability within the firmware of Coldcard, a hardware cryptocurrency wallet, remained undetected for several years, ultimately contributing to an estimated $100 million in stolen digital assets. The bug, identified and disclosed by security researcher "0xB10C" on March…
A recent security vulnerability discovered in the Coldcard Mk4 hardware wallet, a popular device for storing Bitcoin, has prompted analysts to suggest it could lead to increased demand for regulated Bitcoin investment vehicles.
The security of air-gapped Bitcoin wallets, designed to keep private keys entirely offline and thus protected from remote hacking, has been called into question following a newly detailed exploit targeting the Coldcard Mk4 device.
A significant security flaw, present for approximately five years in the Coldcard Mk3 hardware wallet, has been brought to light by Kraken's Chief Security Officer, Nick Percoco. This vulnerability, which could potentially allow for the extraction of private keys, underscores…
A significant vulnerability within the firmware of COLDCARD hardware wallets has been identified as the likely cause behind the theft of approximately $88.6 million in Bitcoin. This flaw is believed to have affected thousands of users whose Bitcoin wallet seeds…
A sophisticated attack on July 30 successfully drained 1,196 Bitcoin addresses, resulting in the theft of 1,082.65 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $70.2 million at the time of the incident. The rapid nature of the theft, completed within 41 minutes, indicated…
Coinkite, the maker of the Coldcard hardware wallet, reported that approximately $38 million in Bitcoin was drained due to a critical vulnerability in its open-source firmware. The company stated that it is highly probable an attacker utilized artificial intelligence…