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I think that changes with Taproot though, otherwise native mutisig would not work. I suppose the mitigation would be to keep high value wallets on hashed public key addresses.


>I think that changes with Taproot though, otherwise native mutisig would not work

Can you elaborate on this? AFAIK taproot only makes it so you don't have to divulge the non-executed branches of code, but everything still uses hashes/ecdsa signatures so the threat model stays the same.


He means with the switch to Schnorr signatures


Taproot exposes a bare public key in each output with spend authority.




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