Because the Mk3 flaw doesn’t produce selective sweeps. If a ...

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2026-07-31T16:46:56Z

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How does it not map to the mk3 flaw? A utxo was moved from my wallet and I did not sign from that wallet. The device has never touched the internet…

Because the Mk3 flaw doesn’t produce selective sweeps. If a seed was weak, every UTXO derived from that seed is equally vulnerable. The attacker doesn’t “choose” one.... they can sweep the entire wallet deterministically.

When only a single UTXO moves and others remain untouched, that’s the signature of a different failure path: partial key exposure, a compromised backup, a reused seed, or an external leak. The Mk3 randomness bug doesn’t create that pattern.

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