Beyond Software: Advancing Crypto Wallet Security Against Hacks and Hardware Backdoors
Crypto security has long focused on software—but critical vulnerabilities remain hidden in hardware. Closed firmware, capacitive-based memory that enables hardware attacks, and limited durability create blind spots where backdoors and side-channel attacks can exist undetected, putting user assets at risk.
We introduce a hardware-first security approach powered by an open Security Processing Unit (SPU), combining ReRAM-based secure memory with on-chip Multi-Party Computation (MPC). By enabling seedless key management, eliminating extractable secrets, and supporting verifiable silicon, this architecture protects crypto wallets from both external attacks and hidden hardware threats—delivering true end-to-end security.
In this talk, we will discuss the underlying technology, demonstrate our hardware wallet, and open the floor for Q&A.