Trezor and security researcher firm Tropic Square say a reported vulnerability affects a chip used in the Trezor Safe 7 hardware wallet, but do not believe user funds are at risk. Multiple outlets report that the issue involves the TROPIC01 Secure Element chip, and that it was identified during a Ledger Donjon audit. According to the disclosures, the flaw is described as a hardware weakness that could be targeted through a laser-based technique. Trezor’s position, echoed across the reports, is that the vulnerability does not allow an attacker to compromise the wallet in a way that would expose funds. The coverage frames the finding as a result of third-party auditing rather than an incident that has already impacted users. While details of how the flaw would be exploited are discussed at a technical level, the common takeaway across sources is that Trezor maintains that the Safe 7’s security controls and the threat model do not translate into practical risk for stored assets. The reports emphasize the role of coordinated disclosure among wallet vendors and external auditors.