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November 28, 2018, 02:19:29 PM |
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According to the website it doesn't have a WiFi chip at all.
I believe the transmission from the cobo vault to the mobile phone happens via scanning QR codes, and the broadcast itself is happening from the mobile.
However, a hardware wallet which claims to be extremely secure 'because of no communication channel' while at the same time using updates via a SD card, shouldn't be taken too seriously. Without any further information about the EXACT handling of firmware updates, one could theoretically create a malicious update (spread via mobile application vulnerability for example) to compromise the cobo vault.
Note that i do not intend to say that there is a vulnerability, i am just mentioning the 'easiest' way to eventually attack this wallet (without further information about this wallet). No wallet is 100% secure.
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