coinkite customer data retention contradictions

if doc_hex wrote libngu it seems strange to not use the correct function since he wrote the module. unless...

doc_hex aka peter gray is switkc and wrote libngu and did so for some weird reason under a pseudonym rather than as his own commit (from dylan le clair)

retirement attack. play it cool. try to act interested. "destroy" your devices rather than save for evidence. start taking new product preorders View quoted note →

you run a company that is making a lot of money and realize that you messed up. you cannot tell people to regenerate seeds since you will instantly get everyone hacked and you go out of business. if you don't do the hack yourself then someone else will and you will go outbid business if you do the hack yourself then you go out of business but make a lot of money. you didn't start off with this plan but unfortunately were forced into it by your mistake and your greed. before you do the attack you need to release a new product to make it look like you would never intentionally destroy your company View quoted note →

investigations into doc_hex and the author of libngu and nvk are very important everything about this smells. View quoted note →

people are going to burn out super fast from AI. we are seeing it in the boltz group. humans cannot handle this much stuff this fast over this short of time scale. more and more are just going to unplug. sure you can build whatever you want but maintaining it won't be worth it.

coinkite aka doc_hex had no idea what he was doing so he sent nvk to be on a lot of podcasts https://www.blockchainunmasked.com/post/coldcard-seed-flaw-38m. then he convinced 1031 to be a. exclusive investor and. then his incopentance was supported by a vc fund

this guy wrote all the shitty coldcard code

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DocHex (@DocHex) on X

Co-Founder Coinkite. Programmer.

this it wrote libngu.

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switck (@switck) on X

Cypher all the things. She/he/his/hers.

this is the coinkite post office box 3219 Yonge Street, Unit 376, Toronto, Canada send them a letter

don't hate on @ODELL he is legit View quoted note →

another scammer

these guys from foundation definitely have an axe to grind but they are speaking the truth

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Zach Herbert 🇺🇸 (@zherbert) on X

Don't trust NVK, verify.

totally get why you wouldn't tell them or make this public

libngu was written by a pseudonym "switck". if you are looking at investigating an inside job then this may be the place to start

GitHub

GitHub - switck/libngu: libNgU

libNgU. Contribute to switck/libngu development by creating an account on GitHub.

i'm not a cryptographer, but I do know when writing security software it's obvious in your brain that you don't really understand what's going on and you need to ask for help especially if shipping something that's going to affect customers directly you think about shipping something you don't understand and how it could really affect them i've met many programmers who have an ego that drives deep into the company culture, especially if you're willing to ship something you don't understand it's obvious the culture of quality at this company is piss poor I remember in model one they shipped buttons that didn't work money drive a culture like this, not a passion for creating value  View quoted note →

qwen3.6 finds the coldcard bug as well Gregory Maxwell