Today most hardware wallets depend on Secure Elements. A secure element is an element of hardware whose design is unknown. It is basically a form of security via obscurity.
A secure element, by its very definition, can not be open-source.
The Ledger company was hacked and lost personal information of customers
Ledger modified its code to force users to "backup" seeds with them
Trezor supports a very large number of cryptos. Thus requires frequent firmware upgrades.
Trezor has a seed-extraction exploit that can not be fixed reddit r/ethereum discussion TLDR An attacker with a stolen device can extract the seed from the device. It takes less than 5 minutes and the necessary materials cost around 100$
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