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This commit simply adds a new Bitcoin wallet integration file named 'coconut.py' to the firmware build list. It is a one-line manifest change with no visible security implications on its own.
c84bf29dby Matt Gleason+1−01 fileThis firmware update fixes a bug in how Passport checks whether a Bitcoin transaction's 'change' output is safe to send back to the user's own wallet. For modern Taproot-style transactions, the device was skipping an important ownership ch…
46efe834by Matt Gleason+1−11 fileThis commit tweaks the code that converts a user's BIP39 recovery phrase (mnemonic words) into secret bits inside a hardware wallet. The change removes an 'if' branch during word copying so the loop always writes to the same positions, reg…
d0edb18aby Matt Gleason+13−71 fileThis commit only rewrites two code comments in a BIP39 mnemonic parser to be shorter and clearer. It does not change any executable code, logic, or behavior. There is no security-relevant change.
e58baa89by Matt Gleason+2−31 fileThis commit only rewrites comments in a source file that handles BIP39 seed phrases. No code logic, buffer sizes, or function behavior were changed. It is a documentation-only cleanup and does not affect security.
42cad0d8by Matt Gleason+9−31 fileThis commit hardens the code that converts a user's BIP39 recovery phrase (seed words) into secret bits. It fixes a bug where 8-character words were wrongly rejected, makes the loop length independent of the number of words to reduce timin…
42f95ed8by Matt Gleason+25−181 fileThis commit hardens the code that converts a user's BIP-39 seed phrase into secret data. It removes timing and loop-behavior clues that an attacker with physical access might measure to learn how many words the phrase has, how long each wo…
5a0cc5edby Matt Gleason+52−183 filesThis commit is a defensive hardening change for the BIP-39 seed-word handling code in the Passport hardware wallet firmware. It restructures how the English word list is stored so that a constant-time word comparison function can safely re…
2c7dc29fby Matt Gleason+22−224 filesThis is a small build-tool fix in the factory/secrets-injection utility used during Passport device manufacturing. It replaces a non-portable type name (`ulong`) with the standard C type (`unsigned long`) and removes a compiler flag that w…
7a55a01eby Matt Gleason+1−22 filesThis commit fixes a minor return-value bug in the Passport hardware wallet's health-check flow. When the user cancels message signing, the flow now returns 'None' instead of 'False'. This is a correctness fix that likely prevents a downstr…
3f29f056by Matt Gleason+2−21 fileThis commit is purely cosmetic: it reformats Python code to follow style rules, fixes spacing around '@classmethod' decorators, and adds an auto-formatting tool (autopep8) to the developer environment. No program behavior or security prope…
e77f08d3by Matt Gleason+11−53 filesThis firmware update fixes a bug where the Bitcoin address shown on the Passport hardware wallet screen before signing could differ from the address actually used to create the signature. The fix makes the signing task verify that the addr…
434d4bccby Matt Gleason+19−463 filesThis commit simply removes an unused feature that let users sign a text file from a microSD card. There is no indication of a security bug being fixed; it appears to be dead-code cleanup.
d7a7b23dby Matt Gleason+0−1264 filesThis commit removes unused build dependencies from a Nix build script that adds secrets to Passport firmware. The change drops references to pkg-config and OpenSSL that were apparently not actually needed. There is no direct evidence this …
9c1e3654by Matt Gleason+2−42 filesThis commit adds a developer-only build helper called 'add-secrets' to the project's Nix development shell. It does not change the firmware that runs on user devices, nor does it alter how secrets are generated, stored, or protected in pro…
f4f7b4caby Matt Gleason+32−02 filesThis commit removes one blank line to satisfy a code linter. It does not change any executable code, logic, or behavior of the Passport firmware.
54098dfdby Matt Gleason+0−11 fileThis firmware update fixes two issues in the Passport hardware wallet's message-signing feature. First, it adds a user confirmation screen when signing a message from a microSD card in normal (non-health-check) mode, so the user can see th…
18e80883by Matt Gleason+41−22 filesThis commit is a housekeeping change. It removes an old license metadata file (.reuse/dep5) and replaces it with a newer TOML-format file (REUSE.toml). It also updates a build helper script (Justfile) to remove a now-unnecessary command-li…
2b30715bby Matt Gleason+71−1123 filesThis commit tightens how Passport checks that all inputs in a Bitcoin transaction belong to the same wallet account. Previously, the firmware only compared a partial derivation path prefix, which could have allowed mixing inputs from diffe…
b8ff1071by Matt Gleason+14−21 fileThis firmware update changes how Passport checks whether a Bitcoin transaction's change output looks suspicious. The device previously compared the full beginning portion of the derivation path, which caused false alarms when a user combin…
4c76b7c8by Matt Gleason+7−31 file