Trezor® Wallet

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Trezor Wallet ensures the protection of users' private keys and sensitive information through several key mechanisms:

1. Hardware Security Module (HSM): Trezor operates as a hardware wallet, meaning that private keys are stored in a secure element within the physical device itself. This ensures that the keys are kept offline and isolated from potential online threats such as malware or hacking attempts.

2. PIN Protection: During the setup process, users are required to create a Personal Identification Number (PIN) for their Trezor device. This PIN is used as a basic form of authentication and protection against unauthorized physical access to the device. The device wipes itself after a certain number of incorrect PIN attempts, preventing brute-force attacks.

3. Recovery Seed: When setting up a Trezor device, users are provided with a recovery seed phrase consisting of 12 or 24 randomly generated words. This seed phrase acts as a backup for the private keys stored on the device. It is crucial for recovering access to the funds in case the device is lost, stolen, or damaged.

4. Passphrase Support: Trezor supports the use of an additional passphrase, also known as a "25th word," on top of the standard recovery seed. This passphrase adds an extra layer of security, as it must be entered every time the device is initialized or used. Even if someone gains access to the recovery seed, they cannot access the funds without the passphrase.

5. Secure Display: Trezor devices feature a small screen that displays transaction details. Users can verify transaction information directly on the device's screen before confirming the transaction, ensuring that they are sending funds to the intended recipient and for the correct amount. This protects users from malicious software attempting to modify transaction details on their computer or mobile device.

6. Open Source Firmware: Trezor's firmware is open source, meaning that its code can be audited by anyone for potential vulnerabilities. This transparency increases trust among users and the wider cryptocurrency community, as it allows for independent verification of the device's security features.

By combining hardware-based security with user authentication measures and transparent, auditable firmware, Trezor Wallet ensures the protection of users' private keys and sensitive information against a wide range of potential threats.