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Andrey Lazutkin

@lazutkinandrew

Co-Founder & CTO at @Tangem. Mind behind Tangem Wallet.

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Andrey Lazutkin@lazutkinandrew · 3d
That’s why Tangem exists. With a Tangem cold wallet, your private keys never leave the secure chip after activation. Ever. Mayowa @Marvins_Degen2 Nov 5 Crypto security is cooked. DarkSword allegedly exploits iOS vulnerabilities through a simple Safari link. No wallet connection. No signatures. No approvals. Just opening a malicious website could expose your wallets and seed phrases. 20+ wallets targeted. One click. Quote Officer's Notes @officer_secret Nov 4 Crypto is being massively stolen from users of various crypto wallets through… 18+ websites - victims have already lost $5,570,000 due to a vulnerability in iOS 18. It’s all because of the DarkSword vulnerability: just open an infected website via Safari and malicious code is
Andrey Lazutkin@lazutkinandrew · 10d
The Binance incident reminds us why crypto was created: your keys, your control. Security starts with private keys that stay inside isolated, secure hardware—and with you in control of every signature. That’s why Tangem generates your private keys inside a secure chip. Once
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Andrey Lazutkin@lazutkinandrew · 30d
The recent Ledger incident is another reminder of a fundamental principle in security engineering: complexity expands the attack surface. Every additional component, software layer, and user interaction introduces potential failure points that must be secured. Screens, buttons,
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