How Are You Securing Your Hardware Wallet Against Supply Chain Attacks?

[SUNSHINE]

You're asking the right questions—hardware wallet tampering is a real risk, especially with rising adoption. Opening on camera adds accountability, and verifying firmware checksums ensures authenticity. Using privacy-focused OSes like Tails during setup reduces attack surfaces. Combining physical inspection, digital verification, and a cautious mindset is the best current practice.

 

[Snowy]

It’s a valid concern—hardware wallet security isn’t foolproof, even from trusted sources. I’ve thought about opening on camera and verifying firmware, but I’m still figuring out the best setup flow. Using Tails or air-gapped systems sounds solid, though I wonder how practical it is for regular use. Definitely worth exploring more.