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Coldcard Hack Triggers Self-Custody Security Review

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Coldcard, a hardware wallet manufacturer, has been hacked, prompting Cory Klippsten to call for a security overhaul in self-custody. The hack, which occurred on an unspecified date, compromised some users' wallets and funds. According to Klippsten, the hack was related to an exploit in the wallet's firmware.

Coldcard users who were affected by the hack reportedly had their wallets' private keys accessed without authorization, putting their funds at risk. Klippsten emphasized that self-custody is a crucial aspect of cryptocurrency security, and users must take responsibility for protecting their own assets.

Klippsten's call to action is part of a broader conversation about the importance of self-custody in cryptocurrency security. As more users hold their assets offline, the need for robust security measures has never been greater.

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