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This is a small code cleanup that replaces two computed expressions with variables already available in scope. It does not change behavior, fix a bug, or address any security issue.
53ce5590by Carla Kirk-Cohen+2−71 fileThis commit is a routine update to Electrum's language translation files (locale). It changes one line in one translation file. There is no indication of any security relevance.
c7ec118bby ThomasV+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a compatibility issue with newer versions of a proxy library used by Electrum. The newer library changed which error types it raises when proxy connections fail. Because Electrum's code was written to catch the old error …
cd68b412by SomberNight+21−22 filesThis commit moves the configuration settings for the Tropic secure chip out of the production-test tool and into the main firmware. At boot, the device now checks whether the Tropic chip's configuration matches the version expected by the …
4a93242cby Martin Pastyřík+9518−53028 filesThis commit simply corrects a username in an automated reviewer assignment workflow. It changes one reviewer handle from 'joost_spiral' to 'joostjager' so the right person stays in the rotation. There is no security issue here.
ade3b6bdby Elias Rohrer+1−11 fileThis commit changes the project's automated reviewer-assignment workflow to stop using a long-lived secret token and instead request a short-lived authentication token from the Forgejo CI service. This is a security-hardening improvement: …
57c84bcaby Elias Rohrer+17−81 fileThis commit adds a safety check in Bitcoin Core when it talks to an external hardware wallet or signer tool. Previously, the software accepted whatever 'fingerprint' string the external tool returned. Now it requires that fingerprint to be…
4c9de7d5by Kyle 🐆+9−02 filesThis commit only updates the CHANGELOG.md file to add release notes for versions 0.2.4, 0.1.11, 0.2.3, and 0.1.10. It does not change any source code, build scripts, tests, or configuration. The changelog text describes security fixes that…
d2b3a786by Matt Corallo+214−01 fileThis commit only corrects two placeholder release dates in the changelog from the year 2065 to 2026. There are no code changes, no functional changes, and no security relevance.
a9c99a9bby Peter D. Gray+2−21 fileThis commit adds new factory-testing commands for the Tropic secure chip inside Trezor devices. It does not change normal wallet behavior or user funds handling. The new commands are only reachable in a special manufacturing test mode (pro…
e0d8f274by Andrew Kozlik+935−236 filesThis commit changes a factory/production-test command for the Tropic secure chip inside Trezor devices. The command now reboots the chip after changing sensor settings, makes the sensor-setting argument optional (defaulting to enabling all…
9bad5744by Andrew Kozlik+60−304 filesThis commit adds a new factory-test command called tropic-tests-cleanup to the Trezor device's production-test firmware. The command erases leftover test data from secure chip slots so a device is not accidentally shipped with stray data f…
dbe34907by Andrew Kozlik+178−255 filesA quiet fix may be responsible caution—or it may leave users unaware that their assets were ever at risk. CommitWatch preserves the evidence, adds context, and tracks whether vendors disclose, acknowledge, and learn.