I'd like to see more unity around incidents like this. When hundreds of wallets are being swept and the root cause remains unknown, it shouldn't become an opportunity for competing manufacturers to dunk on one another or score marketing points.
We should treat this more like aviation treats a crash: competitors come together, investigate what went wrong, share what they learn, and use it to make the entire ecosystem safer.
Because if retirement attacks are genuinely possible, this isn't one manufacturer's problem. It strikes at the premise of Bitcoin self-custody itself. This is a moment for collective investigation, not competitive victory laps.