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by t_mann
850 days ago
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Assuming the hardware wallet is safe, and that you indeed check all the recipient addresses and make no mistakes there, I don't see how the software should be able to fool you, though? I would assume that the hardware wallet is built to never leak your private key, at least not when signing a transaction, and the signature that it produces would always be for the exact transaction (recipient, amount, data,...) that you checked (since we assume the hardware wallet to be safe). Can you explain? |
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