# Пов'язані статті щодо Seed Phrase

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Seed Phrase", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Coinkite Warns Coldcard Mk3 Owners After Reports of $38 Million in Bitcoin Losses

Coldcard manufacturer Coinkite has issued a security alert after reports surfaced of a coordinated loss of approximately 594 BTC (worth around $38 million) from numerous old, single-signature addresses on July 30, 2026. CEO Rodolfo Novak stated the company is prioritizing the investigation, though it has not officially confirmed a direct link to Coldcard devices. Preliminary findings indicate a potential vulnerability affecting Coldcard Mk3 devices that generated seeds using firmware versions from 4.0.1 (March 2021) to 5.0.3. Mk4, Q, and Mk5 models are reportedly not affected. The suspected issue relates to weak randomness in seed generation on some older Mk2 and Mk3 firmware, not a supply chain compromise. Coinkite notes wallets protected by a user-set BIP-39 passphrase appear at minimal risk. For vulnerable Mk3 users not using a passphrase, the company recommends migrating funds to a new seed generated on an unaffected device, advising caution and test transactions first. As temporary measures for those with only an Mk3, Coinkite suggests either setting a strong BIP-39 passphrase and moving funds, or generating a new seed via the device's "dice roll" import method, which bypasses its internal random number generator. A full technical analysis is pending as the investigation continues. The incident has drawn significant attention within the Bitcoin community given Coldcard's reputation as a secure, air-gapped hardware wallet.

cryptonews.ru11 год тому

Coinkite Warns Coldcard Mk3 Owners After Reports of $38 Million in Bitcoin Losses

cryptonews.ru11 год тому

Under 24 Hours, 10 Million Views: Claude Recovers a Bitcoin Wallet 'Forgotten' for Over 10 Years, 5 BTC See the Light of Day Again

In 2023, a user online lamented being locked out of their Bitcoin wallet for nine years. By 2026, this old post went viral with over 10 million views in less than 24 hours after the user revealed a breakthrough. The individual had held Bitcoin since university, stored in a local encrypted wallet. After changing the password, they forgot it and spent years unsuccessfully trying brute-force attacks, recovery tools, and professional services, attempting an estimated 7 trillion passwords. A turning point came weeks earlier when they found an old mnemonic phrase (seed phrase) on a university-era device. However, this phrase corresponded to an older wallet version, and direct recovery failed because the wallet structure and password had been modified later. The pivotal moment was uploading the entire contents of the old university computer—including wallet files, local backups, documents, configuration data, password history, and software caches—to Claude for analysis. Claude did not "crack Bitcoin." Instead, it executed a practical AI task chain: locating critical wallet files (e.g., wallet.dat) from the massive archive, performing contextual analysis linking the old mnemonic phrase with file versions and password change history, identifying bugs or incorrect methods in the recovery toolchain, and ultimately reconstructing the correct decryption path to restore access. This process successfully unlocked the wallet, which had been dormant for 12 years and contained 5 Bitcoin, demonstrating AI's ability to solve complex, real-world data recovery puzzles through intelligent analysis of historical digital traces.

华尔街日报05/21 07:38

Under 24 Hours, 10 Million Views: Claude Recovers a Bitcoin Wallet 'Forgotten' for Over 10 Years, 5 BTC See the Light of Day Again

华尔街日报05/21 07:38

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