Cold Card Hardware Wallet Bitcoin Theft
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Cold Card hardware wallets were hacked, draining over $100 million and 1,600 BTC, with Wes Roth blaming AI‑driven vulnerability discovery and Fireship pointing to a deterministic RNG flaw that forces reliance on a centralized miner, sparking debate over AI security and trustlessness amid a record‑breaking theft.
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The safest way to store Bitcoin was just hacked...
A critical Cold Card firmware flaw involving a deterministic random number generator enabled attackers to drain over 1,600 Bitcoin from 7,000+ wallets starting July 30, 2026, and the creator criticizes the official rescue plan for relying on a centralized miner, undermining Bitcoin's trustless ethos.
AI just killed Crypto... (INSANE)
A July 30th hack draining $100M from nearly 10,000 Cold Card wallets via a 5-year-old key generation flaw, exploited within 2 weeks of the Kimmy K3 AI model's open-source release, is cited by the creator as proof that AI agents can outpace human experts in finding latent software vulnerabilities, making all software inherently insecure.