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I created an unsigned transaction in Sparrow wallet with SIGHASH_NONE, then imported the psbt into Electrum and was surprised that Electrum didn't show any warning about the unusual sighash type. It becomes possible to steal coins with malware even from cold or multisig storage.
Please add a warning when signing a transaction with a non-default sighash type.
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Sparrow wallet doesn't warn, but there is an option to select the type of sighash (I don't think it's enough, you can ignore it). Trezor seems to just not accept such transactions. Ledger shows "Non-default sighash - > Reject if you're not sure -> Continue/Reject". Coldcard shows this:
I created an unsigned transaction in Sparrow wallet with SIGHASH_NONE, then imported the psbt into Electrum and was surprised that Electrum didn't show any warning about the unusual sighash type. It becomes possible to steal coins with malware even from cold or multisig storage.
Please add a warning when signing a transaction with a non-default sighash type.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: