Intake freeze
Photograph serials, packaging seals, and cable set before power is applied.
Dataflow Core
Practice how reviewers document offline signing desks, firmware provenance, and air-gap boundaries — without turning education into trading guidance.
Flagship program
A paced lab that walks through intake photography, sealed-bag chain notes, QR/PSBT handling on a cold machine, and a review memo format teams can reuse. Built for security-curious operators and ops leads in Korea and beyond.
Four beats we teach so air-gapped wallet reviews stay boring in the best way — predictable, logged, and easy to re-open later.
Photograph serials, packaging seals, and cable set before power is applied.
Name what is online, what is air-gapped, and which media may cross.
Walk a dry-run PSBT path with no funds at risk and note every UI prompt.
Write findings in plain language a peer can challenge without drama.
Learners reference specific modules — and one notes what still felt unfinished.
The “Boundary map” exercise in Offline Signing Desk Review forced us to stop treating a spare laptop as air-gapped just because it lacked Wi‑Fi drivers. We rewrote our intake sheet the same week.
Firmware provenance checklist was solid. I still wanted more examples for multisig co-signer handoffs.
Short and clear: the QR rehearsal module matched how our Wando desk actually works.
Serial photos and seal notes land before anyone debates configuration choices.
SD cards, QR panes, and USB write-blockers get explicit roles so crossings stay intentional.
Review write-ups favor timestamps and observations over slogans about “security.”
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