There is a new very secure hardware wallet launching - surpassing Trezor and Leger, as producers claim. They say it provides 1000 times(!) better security than any other hardware wallet/
For me it look very nice, especially in aluminium-titanium case, and I would like to buy it (though it is rather expensive - around 200 Euro) :
Short description from the website:
AsicVault is a next generation storage device specifically designed for cryptocurrencies. Developed by a company in Estonia, it provides the best security features. Aside from providing cutting edge cryptocurrency software wallet security, this device is fabricated to provide the best physical security as well.
AsicVault’s custom chip equipped with “crypto accelerators” provides 1000 times better security than any other hardware wallet. Its custom chip is composed of two physically isolated RISC-V processors. The device uses all round “anti-tampering technologies” to make it physically secure. This feature essentially makes this device more of a vault than a hardware wallet.
With no batteries, this device uses Supercapacitor technology for energy. Moreover, a number of embedded self-destruct modes enhance its security reliability. AsicVault also provides complete encryption for your computer hard drives. All the encryption algorithms are run on the device thus never exposing keys to your computers. The device controls can easily be accessed through a user friendly interface. A touch screen display on top of the device provides a smooth user experience.Web-site:
https://asicvault.io/Here is video from exhibition: https://video.buffer.com/v/5a2576f7936392fc145eaaab
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For me is unclear why there is not really much information about this device in independent media. If this device is 1000 times more secure than other devices, why media does not cover it? There are some articles on the net which seems to be promoted, though.
Can it happen that producer will be able to maybe steal money from it, remotely ?
What do you think about it?