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Make it clearer that auditing the RNG of a hardware wallet depends on verifying that the device uses the right source code

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Saivann 2014-11-16 02:14:13 -05:00
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@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ en:
checkpasstransparencyopensource: "Basic transparency"
checkpasstransparencyopensourcetxt: "The developers of this wallet publish the source code for the client. This means any developer in the world can audit the code. However, you still need to trust developers of this wallet when installing or updating the final software because it was not built deterministically like <a href=\"#download#\">Bitcoin Core</a>."
checkpasstransparencyopensourcehardware: "Basic transparency"
checkpasstransparencyopensourcehardwaretxt: "The source code for this wallet is public. This means any developer in the world can audit the code. However, you still need to trust developers of this wallet because the device cannot be verified to be generating secure random seeds and to be using the same source code. Updating your device's firmware, generating your own secure random seed or using multi-signature can make it harder to steal your bitcoins."
checkpasstransparencyopensourcehardwaretxt: "The source code for this wallet is public. This means any developer in the world can audit the code. However, you still need to trust developers of this wallet because the device cannot be verified to be using the same source code to generate secure random seeds and for other operations. Updating your device's firmware, generating your own secure random seed or using multi-signature can make it harder to steal your bitcoins."
checkpasstransparencyopenspechardware: "Basic transparency"
checkpasstransparencyopenspechardwaretxt: "The specification for this wallet is public. This means any developer in the world can do blackbox testing. However, you still need to trust developers of this wallet because the device cannot be verified to be generating secure random seeds and the source code cannot be audited. Updating your device's firmware, generating your own secure random seed or using multi-signature can make it harder to steal your bitcoins."
checkfailtransparencyclosedsource: "No transparency"