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Trezor Hardware Wallets Found Hacked With Cellular Implants [image: 1794667367084-49b44d1b-ecae-4f7c-869a-d39828fe3d7b-image-resized.jpeg] Cryptocurrency hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor has confirmed that three Safe 5 wallets sold through Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis contained malicious hardware implants designed to steal users' recovery phrases and transmit them to attackers over cellular networks. Similar to the Ledger Nano X hardware implant attack previously reported here on hashpwn, these devices contain additional circuitry that intercepts communications between the wallet's main board and display without modifying the legitimate firmware or Secure Element. Trezor's security team extracted and analyzed the implant's firmware, confirming that it monitors everything displayed or entered on the device's touchscreen. When recovery words appear during wallet initialization or restoration, the implant recognizes and captures them. It can also capture passphrases displayed on the screen. The stolen information is encrypted and transmitted over a mobile network to an attacker-controlled server. If cellular connectivity is unavailable, the implant stores the captured data and continues attempting transmission until successful. Like the previously discovered Ledger implants, the attack does not require compromising the wallet's Secure Element or installing malicious firmware. The underlying device remains genuine, while the additional hardware silently intercepts sensitive information. The three compromised Trezor Safe 5 devices were purchased from CryptoBilis between August 20 and September 23, 2026. Trezor examined one device in its laboratory and identified two additional implants from photographs submitted by customers. So far, 48 customers have contacted Trezor following its initial warning in October. Interestingly, CryptoBilis is the same reseller involved in the recent Ledger hardware wallet attacks, where similar cellular implants were discovered and linked to cryptocurrency thefts. This suggests a broader supply-chain compromise affecting multiple hardware wallet manufacturers, although the attackers and exact point of tampering have not been publicly identified. On November 11, Trezor released firmware version 2.13.1, which the company says prevents the identified implants from capturing information, effectively neutralizing the current generation of malicious hardware. However, the update cannot protect recovery phrases that may have already been stolen. In response to the incident, Trezor has reduced its global reseller network by approximately 80% and introduced stricter requirements for its remaining authorized resellers. As of November 12, Trezor has received no reports of stolen funds involving the compromised Safe 5 wallets, and no implants have been confirmed in other Trezor models or devices from other resellers. Trezor advises anyone who purchased a device from CryptoBilis since March 2026 to transfer their funds to a trusted wallet using a newly generated recovery phrase. Affected customers are also eligible for a replacement device, even if their original wallet has not been confirmed as compromised. Sources: Trezor: Official CryptoBilis Investigation and Technical Findings https://trezor.io/blog/news/our-cryptobilis-investigation-what-we-found-and-what-weve-changed BleepingComputer: Trezor Confirms Crypto-Stealing Implants in Three Wallets https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/cryptocurrency/trezor-confirms-crypto-stealing-implants-in-three-wallets-releases-fix/ The Hacker News: Trezor Confirms Hidden Hardware Implants https://thehackernews.com/2026/11/trezor-confirms-hidden-hardware.html hashpwn: Hacked Ledger Nano X Wallets Steal Seed Phrases Via SPI Bus https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/17671

trustwallet_pwn v0.3.8 released https://github.com/cyclone-github/trustwallet_pwn/releases/tag/v0.3.8 Trustwallet Decryptor now supports GPU acceleration on both Linux and Windows. What's Changed v0.3.1; 2026-10-27 add Linux OpenCL GPU acceleration add GPU-only and hybrid CPU/GPU support Commit 8476427 Pull Request #10 v0.3.2; 2026-11-01 fix OpenCL format warning Commit a38a1f1 v0.3.3; 2026-11-02 enable Windows amd64 OpenCL GPU support Commit 4bed782 v0.3.4-dev; 2026-11-03 experimental GPU workgroup tuning and parallel Trust Wallet SHA512 preprocessing Commit 0fb4582 v0.3.5; 2026-11-03 automatic cached GPU batch/workgroup calibration with real wallet N/p; auto prethreads Commit 0fb4582 v0.3.6-dev; 2026-11-03 cached byte-based wordlist indexing and seek; exclude indexing/calibration from h/s Commit 0fb4582 v0.3.7-dev; 2026-11-06 expand GPU autotune workgroup and batch candidate ranges Commit 62045a0 v0.3.8-dev; 2026-11-07 reuse GPU tuning by device type and wallet/KDF profile fix ctrl+c shutdown Commit cc8c969 Add Windows GPU Support + GPU Optimizations by @cyclone-github in https://github.com/cyclone-github/trustwallet_pwn/pull/11 v0.3.8; 2026-11-14 by @cyclone-github in https://github.com/cyclone-github/trustwallet_pwn/pull/12 Commit 61249bd

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