Trezor is a hardware wallet. Your private keys never leave the device. This interface is only for managing your assets, viewing transactions, and configuring your device settings.
For additional details on firmware updates, supported cryptocurrencies, and security bulletins, please refer to the official Trezor documentation. **Stay secure, stay vigilant.**
The core principle of hardware wallet security is **isolation**. The secret key required to authorize transactions is stored offline within a specialized chip. This means that even if the computer you connect your Trezor to is compromised with malware, the hacker cannot steal your keys because they remain physically and digitally isolated within the Trezor device itself. This level of security is unmatched by software wallets.
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