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Low 27 Monero

LCW-1128-Add-support-for-Trezor (#2565)

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What the developer wrote

Authored by Konstantin Ullrich

76/100 · Adequate
LCW-1128-Add-support-for-Trezor (#2565)

* feat: add support for Trezor hardware wallet integration Restore Wallets

* feat: add Trezor hardware wallet support, implement RLP decoding utility, and update transaction signing logic

* feat: add bitcoin trezor signing

* chore: update Trezor Connect dependency to specific commit hash in pubspec_base.yaml

* feat: add trezor support for litecoin

* feat: add colorFilter for device manufacturer icons to align with theme styles

* refactor: optimize Trezor callback handling

* feat: add BitBox and Trezor support for Bitcoin and Litecoin, update transaction signing logic, and improve modularity in hardware wallet services

* refactor: simplify constructor assertions in `BaseBottomSheetWidget` and cleanup Trezor chainId handling logic

* feat: conditionally render device manufacturers based on platform and hide SeedSigner for now
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The short version

What changed, and why it matters

This commit adds support for Trezor hardware wallets to the Cake Wallet app, alongside some refactoring of existing Ledger and BitBox hardware wallet code. It introduces new code paths for discovering accounts, signing Bitcoin/Litecoin transactions, and signing Ethereum/Polygon transactions via Trezor. The changes also include a custom RLP decoder for Ethereum transactions and UI updates to show Trezor as an available hardware wallet option on Android. There is no explicit security bug visible in the diff, but the commit is a large feature addition touching sensitive wallet-signing logic, so it warrants careful review.

Recommended action

Treat this as a high-touch security review item. Verify that the Trezor Connect integration uses authenticated/encrypted transport, validates device responses, and does not allow transaction tampering between the parsed RLP fields and what is shown to the user. Audit the custom RLP decoder against canonical test vectors and edge cases (empty lists, nested lists, leading zeros). Confirm that the refactored Ledger/BitBox paths did not inadvertently remove security checks (e.g., trusted inputs for SegWit). Review the `trezor_connect` dependency for supply-chain risk and ensure the pinned commit is from a trusted/audited branch.

Security signals we found

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New hardware-wallet signing path added (Trezor) for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Polygon

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Custom RLP decoder introduced for EVM transaction parsing before Trezor signing

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Refactoring of existing Ledger/BitBox signing paths to share abstractions

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Dependency added on external Git package `trezor_connect` pinned to commit `59b3ceec158d3393b20d0c596cab2abcc62ac8e4`

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No explicit vulnerability or security fix described in commit message

Risk score

Why this scored 27/100

Our methodology →
Potential impact 5/30
Exploitability 4/25
Stealth signal 3/15
Affected reach 6/15
Confidence 6/10
Evidence quality 3/5
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