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Replying to @maverick_en @Trezor
what if I told you we already have a tamper proof hardware wallets at home
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Replying to @gridplus
2/ Every Lattice1 ships with an armed anti-tamper mesh. It's a tripwire for physical intrusion: opening the case erases its secure data and permanently disables the device.
A unit opened in transit arrives unusable with a visible warning to contact us for a replacement.
Replying to @plasticwrapper1
We can't say anything for a bit longer, but sometimes dreams come true. 🤐
GridPlus retweeted
moved assets from an old ledger wallet to fresh wallets on my Lattice yesterday
6/ Each Lattice1 has a unique GridPlus-signed key required to load our firmware.
For cryptographic verification: System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Verify Lattice. Scan the QR code to check the result on the official gridplus.io domain.
5/ We sell only at gridplus.io, never through retailers or marketplaces.
Returned units are quarantined and never resold.
2/ Every Lattice1 ships with an armed anti-tamper mesh. It's a tripwire for physical intrusion: opening the case erases its secure data and permanently disables the device.
A unit opened in transit arrives unusable with a visible warning to contact us for a replacement.
GridPlus doesn't store, sell, or share user data. Shipping info is deleted as soon as is possible. No tracking, no telemetry, no terms to opt out of, nothing to leak - every day since launch.
That's something we could help them address with a few lines of code!
We'll try and connect and see what we can cook up.
GridPlus retweeted
NEW: ABI calldata decoder for @gridplus Lattice1.
Ambire now fetches ABI data from block explorers before signing and passes it as a decoder buffer to the device.
It enables Lattice 1 firmware to display the function name and decoded parameters instead of raw data.
Replying to @cashpredkurvama @Sakrexer
The attack surface is actually more limited with the Lattice1: there are isolated communication and secure environments in the same enclosure.
It also prevents against key extraction when the attacker has physical possession, not just remote attacks.
docs.gridplus.io/lattice1/se…











