Trezor

trezor.io
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Open source, cross-platform, offline, crypto wallet, compatible with 1000+ coins. Your private key is generated on the device, and never leaves it, all transactions are signed by the Trezor, which ensures your wallet is safe from theft. There are native apps for Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, and iOS, but Trezor is also compatible with other wallets, such as Wasabi. You can back the Trezor up, either by writing down the seed, or by duplicating it to another device. It is simple and intuitive to use, but also incredibly customizable with a large range of advanced features.

Open Source

Trezor Source Code

Author

trezor

Description

:lock: Trezor Firmware Monorepo

#bitcoin#c#cryptocurrency#cryptography#firmware#micropython#python#rust#trezor#wallet

Homepage

https://trezor.io

License

NOASSERTION

Created

10 Apr 19

Last Updated

29 Apr 24

Latest version

v0-working3

Primary Language

C

Size

157,112 KB

Stars

1,261

Forks

627

Watchers

1,261

Language Usage

Language Usage

Star History

Star History

Recent Commits

  • M1nd3r (26 Apr 24)

    chore(core): add colors to unittest prints [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (25 Apr 24)

    fix(core/rust): fix bindgen macros generation [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (25 Apr 24)

    chore(core): fix flash_combine makefile command [no changelog]

  • Andrew Kozlik (11 Apr 24)

    feat(core): Add unit packaging variant field to Features. [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (12 Apr 24)

    refactor(core): generate macros for rust bindgen automatically [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (24 Apr 24)

    chore(core/boardloader): bump version after release [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (24 Apr 24)

    chore(core/boardloader): generate changelog [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (24 Apr 24)

    fix(core): set proper VDD level for T3T1 boards [no changelog]

  • matejcik (19 Apr 24)

    chore(core): add T3T1 QA bootloader 2.1.5

  • matejcik (18 Apr 24)

    build(core): fix prodtest build from build-docker build-docker.sh will unconditionally pass in a value for the VENDOR_HEADER envvar. This is a problem if the user didn't specify one, because the value inside the container is going to be empty string. We make prodtest look at whether the value of VENDOR_HEADER is truthy instead of a literal None. Which is a correct logic: if the user deliberately sets the value to an empty string, the build will fail anyway, so we ignore such value.

  • matejcik (18 Apr 24)

    chore(core): add signed vendor headers for T3T1

  • matejcik (18 Apr 24)

    chore(core): add signed production T3T1 bootloader v2.1.5

  • tychovrahe (16 Apr 24)

    fix(core): ensure correctly programmed oem key option bytes [no changelog]

  • Ondřej Vejpustek (01 Apr 24)

    fix(crypto): imporve handling of return value

  • Ondřej Vejpustek (01 Apr 24)

    refactor(crypto): explicitly ignore return value

  • Ondřej Vejpustek (03 Apr 24)

    refactor(crypto): remove unnecessary if

  • tychovrahe (16 Apr 24)

    fix(core): fix reboot to bootloader crash when display copying is in progress [no changelog]

  • Pavol Rusnak (17 Apr 24)

    build(deps): drop curve25519-donna and ed25519 from deps [no changelog]

  • matejcik (16 Apr 24)

    chore(core): bump versions of prodtest / bootloader after release

  • matejcik (17 Apr 24)

    build: allow targets list in build-docker.sh this is a cleaner way to skip building firmware when we don't have data for it also removes --prodtest option, which is superseded by the targets list

  • matejcik (16 Apr 24)

    docs(core): add changelogs for prodtest and bootloader

  • matejcik (16 Apr 24)

    build(core): allow custom vendor header for prodtest to facilitate building prodtest with unsigned VH and then replacing it

  • tychovrahe (16 Apr 24)

    fix(core): move OEM key check after display initialization so that error message can be displayed [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (15 Apr 24)

    chore(core): add T3T1 production keys to trezorctl [no changelog]

  • tychovrahe (16 Apr 24)

    fix(core): fix sha256 calculation with hash processor [no changelog]

  • Ondřej Vejpustek (15 Apr 24)

    fix(core/reflash): fix compile errors [no changelog]

  • Pavol Rusnak (16 Apr 24)

    build(deps): bump PyYAML from 6.0.0 to 6.0.1 [no changelog]

  • obrusvit (08 Apr 24)

    docs: minor fix of build emu [no changelog]

  • M1nd3r (19 Mar 24)

    ci: fix jobs.md link in ci readme

  • matejcik (12 Apr 24)

    chore(core): add unsigned vendor headers with production keys

Trezor Website

Website

Trezor Hardware Wallet (Official) | Bitcoin & Crypto Security

The safest cold storage wallets for crypto security and financial independence. Easily use, store, and protect Bitcoins.

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Server Details

  • IP Address 104.20.81.175
  • Location San Francisco, California, United States of America, NA
  • ISP CloudFlare Inc.
  • ASN AS13335

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Saftey Score

Website marked as safe

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