Trezor
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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.
- Homepage: trezor.io
- GitHub: github.com/trezor/trezor-firmware
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/trezor.io
Trezor Source Code
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Description
:lock: Trezor Firmware Monorepo
Homepage
https://trezor.ioLicense
NOASSERTION
Created
10 Apr 19
Last Updated
13 Sept 24
Latest version
Primary Language
C
Size
176,284 KB
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1,330
Forks
648
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Recent Commits
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ci: fix coverage artifact upload
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ci: remove Italian from the list of UI tests Also remove Turkish fixtures. [no changelog]
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ci: warn when Cargo.lock is edited
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chore(core): bump core, core/bootloader, core/prodtest versions core: 2.8.4 bootloader: 2.1.9 prodtest: 0.2.10 [no changelog]
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chore(core): remove duplicated FlowMsg conversion [no changelog]
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chore: update fixtures.json
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refactor(core/mercury): remove some unused code [no changelog]
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feat(core/mercury): impl footer in RemainingShares
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refactor(core/mercury): self-updating footer This commit enables registering function for updating footer and header based on the content. This eliminates the need to create wrappers around Frame to update them. [no changelog]
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fix(crypto): fix sign-compare warning
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refactor(crypto): adapt ripemd160 implementation
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refactor(crypto): download ripemd160 implementation
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refactor(crypto): remove redundant include
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refactor(crypto): use functions instead of macros in blake2b and blake2s
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refactor(crypto): use functions instead of macros in groestl512
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refactor(crypto): remove unused macros in groestl512
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tests(crypto): test groestl512
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refactor(crypto): introduce symbolic constants for size optimization
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refactor(crypto): optimize size of AES
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fix(core): tweak swipes in ETH staking flow
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ci: fix trezor-common sync gh worfklow
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fix(tests): python >=3.11 compatibility for identifiers Python 3.11 changed IntEnum.__str__ to return the number instead of the enum value name. This breaks fixtures.json because pytest uses str(value) to generate the test identifier names, and in a lot of places our identifiers use the enum values. This override of `_idval_from_value` explicitly generates a name from the IntEnum instead of using the __str__ implementation.
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chore: upgrade pytest to get rid of python 3.14 deprecation warnings
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feat(tests): flip the default service for `update_fixtures.py ci` to github now that we don't really use gitlab anymore
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feat(tests): use trezorlib's builtin model list to fetch the pipelines this includes D001 / D002, that probably doesn't matter
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chore(tests): upgrade T2B1 to T3B1 for UI master-comparison
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tests: rework tutorial tests complicated flows that _do not accomplish results_ do not belong into device_tests, so I moved them to click_tests and added stronger assert system
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fix(python): prevent accidental modification of models.TREZORS
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chore(tests/ui_tests): screenshots for T3B1 should also be pixelated
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refactor(tests): introduce a better model selection mechanism
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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