ESP32 Chip Security Alert: SafePal Confirms Use of EAL6+ Certified Secure Chips
ESP32 Chip Security Alert: SafePal Confirms Use of EAL6+ Certified Secure Chips
🔐 Your Keys Safe From ESP32?
Recent reports highlight potential security risks in hardware wallets using ESP32 chips, which could expose private keys to vulnerabilities. SafePal has addressed these concerns by confirming:
- No ESP32 chips have ever been used in SafePal devices
- All SafePal hardware wallets utilize EAL6+ certified secure chips
- Security grade matches or exceeds standards used in banking and national ID systems
This announcement follows SafePal's recent upgrade of their entire hardware wallet line from EAL 5+ to EAL 6+ certification, maintaining high security at accessible price points.
🚨Reports suggest wallets using ESP32 chips could compromise private keys 1️⃣ SafePal has never used ESP32 chips 2️⃣ All our devices use EAL6+ certified secure chips — the same/better grade than those used in banking or national ID systems 🔐 Learn more: safepal.com/blog/hardware-…
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