Hello everyone!
Our team has just released TREZOR Password Manager, a new lightweight application designed to store and manage passwords with ultimate TREZOR security.
We'll be happy to receive feedback from you to our [email protected] as this is a beta and needs a thorough testing, before we head to adding more functionalities.
Here's the news in full: https://medium.com/@satoshilabs/1b260e5fbe6b
and a page with further links to download of the Chrome Extension: http://passwords.mytrezor.com/
Topic: [ESHOP launched] Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet - page 43. (Read 966221 times)
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I am broke. Its brand new guys this is 1 of 20.
I am broke. Its brand new guys this is 1 of 20. 
How much privacy do you give up by using the website myTrezor.com to store your bitcoins?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Just to make sure you know there are alternatives: other wallets (like electrum, mycelium and probably more) offer trezor support. Not to say they have less privacy concerns, but at least with electrum, you have a choice of server and everybody can run one.
Which electrum server would you recommend despite using your own one?
I have an unopened Aluminium Trezor someone can have for 1500 usd if they wish!
How much privacy do you give up by using the website myTrezor.com to store your bitcoins?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
On balance, myTrezor.com has some quite valuable information about it's users, so be careful the way you use it if you value your financial privacy (be aware also that myTrezor.com must collect this information in order to operate at all, it's a knock-on effect of using a client-sever model for a wallet service).
What does this mean? "Quite valuable information" ? You make it seem like they know your name, address, social security #, the works...
No, I stipulated exactly what, I didn't "make it seem" like anything it isn't (I even used the expression "financial privacy", to which none your examples conform to). The "quite valuable information" is in the part of the post you didn't quote (and presumably didn't read).
The information myTrezor.com does obtain about it's users is detailed in that part of my post (and confirmed in the posts of others). I also stated that myTrezor.com needs the information in order to operate at all using this network model (client-server).
I've just read on the github of the Copay wallet that they have support for ledger and trezor.
Has anyone tried this and can share his/her experience with this? That would be very interesting!
Has anyone tried this and can share his/her experience with this? That would be very interesting!
How much privacy do you give up by using the website myTrezor.com to store your bitcoins?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
On balance, myTrezor.com has some quite valuable information about it's users, so be careful the way you use it if you value your financial privacy (be aware also that myTrezor.com must collect this information in order to operate at all, it's a knock-on effect of using a client-sever model for a wallet service).
What does this mean? "Quite valuable information" ? You make it seem like they know your name, address, social security #, the works...
See the reddit thread at https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/4k3to6/betamytrezorcom_updated/
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There're operational logs of webserver (nginx), which are automatically rotated. We do not log any financially sensitive informations like addresses/xpubs (they arent even sent to server).
Definitely, for perfect privacy, I recommend to use private bitcore instance. mytrezor itself does not log anything.
Definitely, for perfect privacy, I recommend to use private bitcore instance. mytrezor itself does not log anything.
As noted myTrezor is not a problem, and you can point myTrezor.com to your own linux box running Bitcore if you want to take the trouble.
How much privacy do you give up by using the website myTrezor.com to store your bitcoins?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Just to make sure you know there are alternatives: other wallets (like electrum, mycelium and probably more) offer trezor support. Not to say they have less privacy concerns, but at least with electrum, you have a choice of server and everybody can run one.
How much privacy do you give up by using the website myTrezor.com to store your bitcoins?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
They could see how many Bitcoins a given Trezor extended public key has (and so they know all those addresses inherently), but I'm not sure if they will know the master public key that proves all the xpubs belong to the same person/master account. They don't necessarily know "who" you are despite whatever public key information they can access, but remember that they have the IP addresses you use to visit the myTrezor.com website.
On balance, myTrezor.com has some quite valuable information about it's users, so be careful the way you use it if you value your financial privacy (be aware also that myTrezor.com must collect this information in order to operate at all, it's a knock-on effect of using a client-sever model for a wallet service).
How much privacy do you give up by using the website myTrezor.com to store your bitcoins?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
Can the owners / webmaster of myTrezor.com see how many bitcoins you have? Your bitcoin addresses?
https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/4k3to6/betamytrezorcom_updated/d3lkurr
Great news, trezor to support ethereum soon:
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/05/18/32225/
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/05/18/32225/
repost from slush
Hi all,
we just released minor update to https://beta.mytrezor.com. If no bugs will be reported in following week or two, we'll most likely release this as stable directly to mytrezor.com domain.
This release included some stability fixes and memory optimizations for very large accounts (10000+ addresses and transactions). It's not blazingly fast, but it is stable.
There're also some new features added:
Please let us know on [email protected] if you find any problem in current beta! Thank you :-)
Hi all,
we just released minor update to https://beta.mytrezor.com. If no bugs will be reported in following week or two, we'll most likely release this as stable directly to mytrezor.com domain.
This release included some stability fixes and memory optimizations for very large accounts (10000+ addresses and transactions). It's not blazingly fast, but it is stable.
There're also some new features added:
- Send dialog uses dynamic fee calculations using https://bitcoinfees.21.co API.
- Fees are calculated per bytes, not kilobytes, so transactions should be a bit cheaper than before, for the same tx size.
- CSV import in Send dialog now accepts also amounts in fiat currencies (and convert them into BTC using Bitpay API to BTC value).
Please let us know on [email protected] if you find any problem in current beta! Thank you :-)
That's great, congrats to both johoe and trezor team. Always feel secure with my trezor but an extra crypto/hacking genius on the team can only be good 
I'm really happy to announce that the ethical hacker and Bitcoin hero Johoe joined our team as TREZOR Cryptographer. Follow the link for complete news.
You may remember johoe from this post or from this report.
deleted the trezor device and driver from control panel -> devices and printers, let it be rediscovered and viola! its back.
happiness..
happiness..
Did you try several different USB cables to rule out a bad cable?
yup.
initial problem was probably due to the short red cable that came with it being intermittent. once I used another cable the trezor was fine on the other pc and the phone.
still isnt detected by the main pc, even though it powers up and lists the trezor in with the computers devices (with the printer, scanners and such). its just the chrome extension and bridge wont see it.
ill probably reinstall FF, the usb drivers, chrome and see if it persists.
its more annoying than anything else.
its not a problem with the trezor, it fires up fine on my htpc and phone. just this rig. odd as its the rig I initially set it up on.
the firewall wouldnt mess with USB ports would it?
tried front and back ports, the bride in FF and chrome with its special extension. both fail to find it at all. just stays on the "connect your trezor now" screen. on the htpc I entered the pin and I was in my account no problem.
yippee another project
the firewall wouldnt mess with USB ports would it?
tried front and back ports, the bride in FF and chrome with its special extension. both fail to find it at all. just stays on the "connect your trezor now" screen. on the htpc I entered the pin and I was in my account no problem.
yippee another project
Did you try several different USB cables to rule out a bad cable?
its not a problem with the trezor, it fires up fine on my htpc and phone. just this rig. odd as its the rig I initially set it up on.
the firewall wouldnt mess with USB ports would it?
tried front and back ports, the bride in FF and chrome with its special extension. both fail to find it at all. just stays on the "connect your trezor now" screen. on the htpc I entered the pin and I was in my account no problem.
yippee another project
the firewall wouldnt mess with USB ports would it?
tried front and back ports, the bride in FF and chrome with its special extension. both fail to find it at all. just stays on the "connect your trezor now" screen. on the htpc I entered the pin and I was in my account no problem.
yippee another project
i dont really want another wallet. I just wanted to manage the trezor on my (or any other) computer, like add another account or whatnot. be cool to show folks how it works.
is the trezor bridge the correct way?
hard to think this system cant run it. its pretty standard.
is the trezor bridge the correct way?
hard to think this system cant run it. its pretty standard.
You need the bridge for Firefox, for Chrome you add the Trezor Chrome extension. Is your firewall causing problems? Make sure Trezor bridge is allowed incoming and outgoing traffic. I would try Chrome, add the extension see if that solves your problem, if not contact Trezor support.
i dont really want another wallet. I just wanted to manage the trezor on my (or any other) computer, like add another account or whatnot. be cool to show folks how it works.
is the trezor bridge the correct way?
hard to think this system cant run it. its pretty standard.
is the trezor bridge the correct way?
hard to think this system cant run it. its pretty standard.
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