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>Why would Trezor be better than an IronKey? An IronKey is designed to defend against it being lost or stolen. A Trezor is designed to defend against malware.
by nickodell 13y ago
>Why would Trezor be better than an IronKey?
An IronKey is designed to defend against it being lost or stolen. A Trezor is designed to defend against malware. Malware can submit a transaction to the Trezor, but it can't push the button on it.
>Does it just store my wallet or is it running a bitcoin client?
It just stores your wallet. Your Bitcoin client needs to have Trezor support for this to work.
>When I click on "About Trezor" it takes me to...a very brief overview?
Yeah, didn't they say it was open source?
- Ixiaus 13y ago> An IronKey is designed to defend against it being lost or stolen. A Trezor is designed to defend against malware. Malware can submit a transaction to the Trezor, but it can't push the button on it. Okay, that's interesting, thanks. > When I click on "About Trezor" it takes me to...a very brief overview? Yeah, didn't they say it was open source? And? As far as I can tell they are a for-profit venture that is simply open-sourcing their product.