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The disadvantages section of both Trezor and Ledger say that the entropy source is controlled entirely by ARM:
book/content/docs/security/personal-hsms/ledger.md
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book/content/docs/security/personal-hsms/trezor.md
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I think it would be beneficial to clarify that the user can use their own external entropy as a source by importing a BIP39 mnemonic seed phrase.
If this has been carefully generated via a scheme like diceware then it's literally just using the universe as it's entropy source.
In my opinion this is a huge advantage of these two devices.
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@lrvick I know that BIP39 seed phrasing is something you were interested in. Did you know about this?
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The disadvantages section of both Trezor and Ledger say that the entropy source is controlled entirely by ARM:
book/content/docs/security/personal-hsms/ledger.md
Line 20 in 1845c4c
book/content/docs/security/personal-hsms/trezor.md
Line 15 in 1845c4c
I think it would be beneficial to clarify that the user can use their own external entropy as a source by importing a BIP39 mnemonic seed phrase.
If this has been carefully generated via a scheme like diceware then it's literally just using the universe as it's entropy source.
In my opinion this is a huge advantage of these two devices.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: