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Trezor Now Accepts 128-Character Passphrases, Pointing to Coldcard’s Seed Flaw
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Key points
- Hardware wallet provider Trezor released an update on November 1 allowing most of its devices to support passphrases up to 128 characters long.
- In its official announcement, the company highlighted a recent seed failure issue affecting competitor Coldcard.
- The upgrade expands passphrase length capabilities across Trezor's product line to enhance security features for users.
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- UnchainedTrezor Now Accepts 128-Character Passphrases, Pointing to Coldcard’s Seed Flaw · 3 hours agoRead on Unchained
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