This only makes me less confident, unfortunately.

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This only makes me less confident, unfortunately.

“Your keys are never stored in a usable form” does not make sense, as that would mean that you can’t use them.

A PIN can be easily brute forced if you break the secure element, as it needs to know the PIN to verify it.

Tamper detection switches are not very good protection. Attacks have been done on devices with multiple layers of tamper protection with an entry less than 2mm.

The OS is “fine”, but claiming Xous’ reputation while having majorly changed it for your own usecase is weird. It’s not the same thing anymore.

My other points still stand.

I’m not going to assume malice or intentional deception, but it feels like they do not really have much experience with secure hardware.

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