The Ethereum Foundation warned that public trust in hardware has "entered free fall," echoing concerns raised by Vitalik Buterin at Devcon 8 in Mumbai, India. The Foundation stated the current state of hardware security is unacceptable and emphasized that users should not need to hack a TV or pry open a hardware wallet to verify a device's trustworthiness.
Calling for accessible, open, and verifiable chips as a necessity, the Foundation announced it welcomes development teams working on such solutions. A 26-second video featuring Buterin titled "We need to be able to trust our hardware" accompanied the statement, underscoring the urgency of restoring confidence in hardware integrity within the crypto ecosystem.
Ethereum Foundation Declares Hardware Trust in 'Free Fall,' Backs Open Chip Development
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