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Case File: The Ledger Connect Kit Supply-Chain Incident of 2023
A historical review of malicious connector releases and the importance of a separate signing checkpoint.
WALLET BEEP · TOPIC COLLECTION
Understand Wallet Permissions
The basics / Common methods / Practical checks
THE BASICS / COMMON METHODS / PRACTICAL CHECKS
Understand first. Then verify.
Account permissions and token approvals grant different kinds of access. This collection connects permission structures, spending limits and ways to read public evidence. Each article explains its own scope and sources.
A useful place to start
Read “Multisig alone is not a risk verdict”, then use “Tracing the evidence after an unexpected approval” to build a checklist.
Keep following the thread
In publication order
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TronLink Documents TRONSCAN-Based Risk Alerts
TronLink's updated documentation describes alerts for transactions, allowances and account permissions.
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Trust Wallet Explains What Its Security Scanner Checks
An August explainer describes transaction checks, simulations and the limits readers should keep in mind.
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Trezor Announces Clear Signing for Supported EVM Transactions
Trezor's September announcement brings readable confirmation to supported devices and EVM interactions.
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MetaMask's Advanced Permissions Put Limits on Delegated Wallet Actions
Bounded delegations make the initial consent screen central to subsequent wallet actions.
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Revoke.cash Describes Automatic Revocation Through Scoped Permissions
Automatic revocation uses delegated authority. Here is what the published design does and does not cover.
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MetaMask Adds a Check Between Transaction Simulation and Execution
MetaMask's September announcement adds an execution-time condition to supported transaction previews.
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Multisig Alone Is Not a Risk Verdict
Read the configuration before deciding who can perform which actions.
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How to Read a Token Allowance
Check the token, spender and limit against the action you intended.