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Coldcard RNG Flaw Linked to Suspected $88.6M Bitcoin Theft
A random number generator vulnerability in Coldcard hardware wallets has been connected to a suspected theft of $88.6 million in Bitcoin.
A flaw in the random number generation mechanism of Coldcard hardware wallets has been identified in connection with a major Bitcoin theft. The vulnerability appears to have enabled attackers to compromise wallet security and access a substantial quantity of funds stored on the affected devices.
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