jonaharagon
commented
4 years ago This doesn't seem particularly more secure than Trezor or Ledger's solutions, but it comes at a significantly higher cost.
Open ian-tedesco opened 4 years ago
jonaharagon
commented
4 years ago This doesn't seem particularly more secure than Trezor or Ledger's solutions, but it comes at a significantly higher cost.
ian-tedesco
commented
4 years ago This doesn't seem particularly more secure than Trezor or Ledger's solutions, but it comes at a significantly higher cost.
It is much more secure in terms of the durability and the quality of the material. This is not a wallet to store $20 on BTC, this is the equivalent to a safe box in terms of crypto wallets. I really don't know how much vulnerabilities can be added when any type of signal is introduced.
Basic Information
Name: Cobo Vault Category: Hardware Wallwt URL: https://shop.cobo.com/
Description
It is a military grade that meets US military standard MIL-STD-810G, with IP68 waterproof rating & IK9 certification, it is also fireproof, it has a proprietary bank-grade encryption chip with tailored firmware that meets BIP 32, 39, and 44 protocols, it is completely air-gapped and there no type wifi, bluetooth, NFC and bandwith capabilities to prevent all attack attempts from the network. It has a self-destruct mechanism to prevent circuit hacks, web authentication to prevent supply chain attacks, firmware upgrade via TF card and multi-signature. It supports BTC, ETH, BCH, DASH, LTC, ETC, TRX, EOS, USDT, XRP and ETH, TRX, EOS tokens.
It also has certain parts of their code open sourced: https://github.com/cobowallet/Cobo-Vault-Security-Chip-Firmware
Why I am making the suggestion
Since you are recommending hardware wallets you may as well add this one since it is the most secure option out there.
My connection with the hardware
I have no kind of connection with the hardware.